Never owned a Vita, but when I bought these on PS3, I had a separate Japanese PSN account and added PSN "codes" to it by buying them online. I could then purchase content.
The question is Vita-specific, the reason being because Vita's OS is single-user.
On PS3 or PS4, you can add the Japanese PSN account to the console alongside your primary account, then purchase and download games, and play them using your primary account with no issues. But I'm looking for the least painful way to do something similar on Vita. If anyone has any ideas that'd be swell.
At this point, Vita is the PlayStation platform I use most, so I want to take as much cool stuff with me as I can!
I've read this on Sony's website so not doubting the source but this sounds like you need to download the game before the store closes. Why are cross buys different to regular purchases or an I missing something and is everyone also downloading games before the store closes too?
Normally, you receive an entitlement when you make a purchase. But it sounds like that's not how cross-buy works. From their description, it sounds like the only entitlement you receive at time of purchase is the primary platform you purchased the game for; initiating the download of a cross-buy version likely enables the entitlement on other platforms.
Ok so I'm on the PS3 PSN store on console, and there is no way to buy anything? All of the buttons have been removed. I can't find any ps3 games on the web store, how are you all making these digital purchases?
The buy button is there but is currently invisible due to a bug. We don't know if it will be fixed.