Can I play add on content for the PSV cassette version of the game

Regardless of whether it is a ** version or a cassette version, additional content (DLC) or version upgrades are required to be extra**. For example, RO's EP2, EP3, and the Japanese version of the Hong Kong version need to be upgraded by themselves, and the American version is relatively late, so it has been upgraded when I bought it.

The DLC of Jumping Block should have been paid for if I remembered correctly, and if you wanted to play, you could only buy it through the PSN store. However, you don't need to spend any more money to buy it once, change the machine, format or delete the game, and reinstall the game.

Network connection whether it is ** version or cassette can be used directly, the difference is that the game is different, the way of use is different, some games are ** version need to be purchased additionally, and the physical cassette is directly attached to the online license. For example, RO is free to connect, and Resistance is a paid online.

The cassette version of the game will prompt you to install it when you boot it up after inserting the card. A game icon will appear. This icon determines the version of the game.

Regarding online battles, such as Volkswagen Golf, the cassette version comes with an Internet pass.

Some cassette versions will be explained if they come with additional content.

1. After the PSV is cracked, you can still play the genuine cassette, and all PSV game handhelds can play genuine games.

2. However, some cracked machines may need to upgrade the system after running genuine games, resulting in the cracked machine can no longer play cracked games, which is more troublesome.

3. There is also a psv crack to play genuine cassette, which can only be played by yourself and cannot be online.

Yes, but only in the previous game, new ones can't be played, and you have to update the system to play. But if the system is upgraded exceeded, then this machine will be cracked and invalid, and none of the cracked games in the card can be played.

Summary. PSV (PlayStation Vita) is a handheld game platform launched by Sony, and there are two main types of game carriers: cassette and crack.

The differences between them are as follows: Cassette: the official game carrier of PSV, produced by Sony.

Cassette games have high-quality game graphics and sound effects, and have high game stability and security. But cassette games** are higher, and players need to buy the genuine version to get the full game experience. Crack:

Refers to running unofficial games by cracking the PSV system. Once cracked, players can run unofficial games, which are often made by third-party developers. Hack games** are cheap, and some are even free, but the quality and security of the game cannot be guaranteed.

PSV (PlayStation Vita) is a handheld game platform launched by Sony, and there are two main types of game carriers: cassette and cracking. The differences between them are as follows:

Cassette: The official game carrier for PSV, produced by Sony. Cassette games have high-quality game graphics and sound effects, and have high game stability and security.

However, the Kabu Ru Belt game** is higher, and players need to buy the genuine version to get the full game experience. Cracking: Refers to running unofficial games by cracking the PSV system.

Once cracked, players can run unofficial games, which are often made by third-party developers. Hacked games** are cheap, and some are even free fake cheats, but the quality and security of the game cannot be guaranteed.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

In short, cassette games are officially licensed and produced games, with high quality and security, but **high; The base sail crack game is an unofficial game that fights hail, ** is lower, but the integrity and quality of safety socks cannot be guaranteed. It is recommended that players purchase genuine cassette games to get a better gaming experience and protect their game safety.

Generally speaking, it is called "XX version" according to the PSV and the region where the game is released.

For example, the Hong Kong version is called the "Hong Kong version", the Japanese version is called the "Japanese version", and the mainland licensed goods are generally called the "national bank".

PSV is region-locked, so no matter what version of PSV you buy, you can play games released in any region.

For example: the Hong Kong version of the PSV, the Japanese version of the game are no problem (the national bank has not yet been released, not yet certain) any version of the PSV can choose the system language, there are Chinese Simplified and Chinese Traditional Chinese options (the Japanese version can also be selected as Chinese).

The language of the game is pre-set and has nothing to do with the system language.

Hope it helps!

All PSVs in the world have Chinese Simplified Chinese systems.

What is the Chinese version of the small V? You should say version!

The Japanese version Hong Kong version The American version The Chinese mainland version all comes with Chinese.

As long as it's not a national bank. BNM to be confirmed.

Where did the Chinese version of the psv come from?

There is no so-called Chinese version of the PSV