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If I sell my PS4 game disc and buy a digital version, can I still access my saved game?
Copy game data from one PS4 to another?Do disc saves on PS4 work with digital games?Can I transfer downloaded games on ps4Can I buy, download and play a game from PSN Store without Activate my PS4 console?PS4 - disc and digital copy of the same gameIs Delete & Redownload The Only Way to Convert PS4 Games to Digital?I have the Digital version of APEX Legends and want to buy special physical edition. Will i lose my data?
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If I sell my PS4 game disc and buy a digital version, can I still access my original saved game, or my progress?
I have the Resident Evil 2 remake on a disc. I finished the game already and I'm thinking of selling the disc and buying it digitally. If I do this, can I still access my saved data and progress on the digital version?
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If I sell my PS4 game disc and buy a digital version, can I still access my original saved game, or my progress?
I have the Resident Evil 2 remake on a disc. I finished the game already and I'm thinking of selling the disc and buying it digitally. If I do this, can I still access my saved data and progress on the digital version?
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If I sell my PS4 game disc and buy a digital version, can I still access my original saved game, or my progress?
I have the Resident Evil 2 remake on a disc. I finished the game already and I'm thinking of selling the disc and buying it digitally. If I do this, can I still access my saved data and progress on the digital version?
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If I sell my PS4 game disc and buy a digital version, can I still access my original saved game, or my progress?
I have the Resident Evil 2 remake on a disc. I finished the game already and I'm thinking of selling the disc and buying it digitally. If I do this, can I still access my saved data and progress on the digital version?
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Generally speaking, yes. Your save game will be compatible for both the physical and digital version of the game.
There is an exception, however.
Depending on the game, if the physical and digital versions are not of the same region, your save game might not work.
For example, Persona 5 (JPN) and Persona 5 (EU) are not compatible with each other.
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Also you could find that the Downloadable game didn't include some DLC which you already (unknowingly in some cases) had on disc. I can't think of any specifics right now, but having DLC installed can effect game saves so they don't work without 'repurchasing' the DLC.
– djsmiley2k - CoW
Sep 5 at 18:43
@djsmiley2k. I'm only aware of one game that did something like that: Bioshock 2 (PS3). The game shipped with a "download" code, but the DLC was already on disk. People who bought the game second-hand had to purchase the DLC separately, even though it was already on disk. Not sure if that's the same or something different, though.
– Nolonar
Sep 13 at 19:51
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Yes, the data is all saved on the PS4 / Storage Device not the disc. All of your data should still be there.
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Just because the data is saved on your hard drive it doesn't mean that the disc version and the digital version have compatible save files. It varies by game, I have personally ran into this problem.
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Generally speaking, yes. Your save game will be compatible for both the physical and digital version of the game.
There is an exception, however.
Depending on the game, if the physical and digital versions are not of the same region, your save game might not work.
For example, Persona 5 (JPN) and Persona 5 (EU) are not compatible with each other.
3
Also you could find that the Downloadable game didn't include some DLC which you already (unknowingly in some cases) had on disc. I can't think of any specifics right now, but having DLC installed can effect game saves so they don't work without 'repurchasing' the DLC.
– djsmiley2k - CoW
Sep 5 at 18:43
@djsmiley2k. I'm only aware of one game that did something like that: Bioshock 2 (PS3). The game shipped with a "download" code, but the DLC was already on disk. People who bought the game second-hand had to purchase the DLC separately, even though it was already on disk. Not sure if that's the same or something different, though.
– Nolonar
Sep 13 at 19:51
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Generally speaking, yes. Your save game will be compatible for both the physical and digital version of the game.
There is an exception, however.
Depending on the game, if the physical and digital versions are not of the same region, your save game might not work.
For example, Persona 5 (JPN) and Persona 5 (EU) are not compatible with each other.
3
Also you could find that the Downloadable game didn't include some DLC which you already (unknowingly in some cases) had on disc. I can't think of any specifics right now, but having DLC installed can effect game saves so they don't work without 'repurchasing' the DLC.
– djsmiley2k - CoW
Sep 5 at 18:43
@djsmiley2k. I'm only aware of one game that did something like that: Bioshock 2 (PS3). The game shipped with a "download" code, but the DLC was already on disk. People who bought the game second-hand had to purchase the DLC separately, even though it was already on disk. Not sure if that's the same or something different, though.
– Nolonar
Sep 13 at 19:51
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Generally speaking, yes. Your save game will be compatible for both the physical and digital version of the game.
There is an exception, however.
Depending on the game, if the physical and digital versions are not of the same region, your save game might not work.
For example, Persona 5 (JPN) and Persona 5 (EU) are not compatible with each other.
Generally speaking, yes. Your save game will be compatible for both the physical and digital version of the game.
There is an exception, however.
Depending on the game, if the physical and digital versions are not of the same region, your save game might not work.
For example, Persona 5 (JPN) and Persona 5 (EU) are not compatible with each other.
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Also you could find that the Downloadable game didn't include some DLC which you already (unknowingly in some cases) had on disc. I can't think of any specifics right now, but having DLC installed can effect game saves so they don't work without 'repurchasing' the DLC.
– djsmiley2k - CoW
Sep 5 at 18:43
@djsmiley2k. I'm only aware of one game that did something like that: Bioshock 2 (PS3). The game shipped with a "download" code, but the DLC was already on disk. People who bought the game second-hand had to purchase the DLC separately, even though it was already on disk. Not sure if that's the same or something different, though.
– Nolonar
Sep 13 at 19:51
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Also you could find that the Downloadable game didn't include some DLC which you already (unknowingly in some cases) had on disc. I can't think of any specifics right now, but having DLC installed can effect game saves so they don't work without 'repurchasing' the DLC.
– djsmiley2k - CoW
Sep 5 at 18:43
@djsmiley2k. I'm only aware of one game that did something like that: Bioshock 2 (PS3). The game shipped with a "download" code, but the DLC was already on disk. People who bought the game second-hand had to purchase the DLC separately, even though it was already on disk. Not sure if that's the same or something different, though.
– Nolonar
Sep 13 at 19:51
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Also you could find that the Downloadable game didn't include some DLC which you already (unknowingly in some cases) had on disc. I can't think of any specifics right now, but having DLC installed can effect game saves so they don't work without 'repurchasing' the DLC.
– djsmiley2k - CoW
Sep 5 at 18:43
Also you could find that the Downloadable game didn't include some DLC which you already (unknowingly in some cases) had on disc. I can't think of any specifics right now, but having DLC installed can effect game saves so they don't work without 'repurchasing' the DLC.
– djsmiley2k - CoW
Sep 5 at 18:43
@djsmiley2k. I'm only aware of one game that did something like that: Bioshock 2 (PS3). The game shipped with a "download" code, but the DLC was already on disk. People who bought the game second-hand had to purchase the DLC separately, even though it was already on disk. Not sure if that's the same or something different, though.
– Nolonar
Sep 13 at 19:51
@djsmiley2k. I'm only aware of one game that did something like that: Bioshock 2 (PS3). The game shipped with a "download" code, but the DLC was already on disk. People who bought the game second-hand had to purchase the DLC separately, even though it was already on disk. Not sure if that's the same or something different, though.
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Yes, the data is all saved on the PS4 / Storage Device not the disc. All of your data should still be there.
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Just because the data is saved on your hard drive it doesn't mean that the disc version and the digital version have compatible save files. It varies by game, I have personally ran into this problem.
– Colin
Sep 4 at 23:39
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Yes, the data is all saved on the PS4 / Storage Device not the disc. All of your data should still be there.
14
Just because the data is saved on your hard drive it doesn't mean that the disc version and the digital version have compatible save files. It varies by game, I have personally ran into this problem.
– Colin
Sep 4 at 23:39
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Yes, the data is all saved on the PS4 / Storage Device not the disc. All of your data should still be there.
Yes, the data is all saved on the PS4 / Storage Device not the disc. All of your data should still be there.
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Just because the data is saved on your hard drive it doesn't mean that the disc version and the digital version have compatible save files. It varies by game, I have personally ran into this problem.
– Colin
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Just because the data is saved on your hard drive it doesn't mean that the disc version and the digital version have compatible save files. It varies by game, I have personally ran into this problem.
– Colin
Sep 4 at 23:39
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Just because the data is saved on your hard drive it doesn't mean that the disc version and the digital version have compatible save files. It varies by game, I have personally ran into this problem.
– Colin
Sep 4 at 23:39
Just because the data is saved on your hard drive it doesn't mean that the disc version and the digital version have compatible save files. It varies by game, I have personally ran into this problem.
– Colin
Sep 4 at 23:39
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