I am a very unlucky Guy. I originally come from Germany, where I bought my PS3 on the release day. I have even pre-ordered it almost 1 year before release. I was happy owning it and playing my games online during 2 years. For business reasons I had to move to Japan in January and now I would like to kick into the ass of the SCE Managers.
I took my Playstation 3 Console with me to japan, I bought a transformer from 100V to 250V, so my console works and it is connected to the Internet. I can browse the german PS3 Online Shop, but I cannot change my account address from Germany to Japan. In Sony's mind, you can never move to another country.
I wanted to continue to play Little Big Planet, but I can not connect to any server anymore, so I can play only offline.
With Guitar Hero, I can go online, but I am never able to play with somebody together, connection gets never established.
Sony's Playstation Home is unable to connect to any servers.
I have not tested all my games, but at least half of them fail to connect.
I bought Games here in Japan:
PES2008 at least has English
Resistance: Fall of Men has also German
Genji Days of Blade: ONLY JAPANESE
Rainbow Six Vegas: ONLY JAPANESE
Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom ONLY JAPANESE
The german Version has at least always English as additional language. I am really fucked up.
To learn the japanese Kanji will cost me years. I suspect that I can properly go online with my german console and a japanese game.
For everything works I think I need to buy a japanese console and japanese games. THANK YOU SONY, you really fucked me up!
(I tried to go online with a japanese Account on my german console, no success...)
Sony Support just giving stupid answers or do not even answer!
I have to import my games from germany because of the language, but I can not play online, because my IP Address in Japan does not match probably the PS3 HW Model for Europe. So Sony does EXCLUDE me on purpose from being online. I am sure that this is really not an technical issue, just on purpose because they want to hinder free global markets an importing etc.











