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If you're not aware (like I wasn't) these come with different region codes, as do most DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and games. Most of the time you buy your console from the same country as your games, so you never notice the difference. The console that I purchased is encoded for the Japan region. So far the only problem this causes is the inability to watch DVDs in it, as apparently all of my DVDs are region codes to the USA. I haven't got a locked Blu-ray disk yet, but it'll be a sad day when it happens. Just a tip for people like myself that aren't aware of these things. Pay attention to the location codes and take a minute to look them up and try to understand them. This way you don't end up with an expensive toy that's hardly usable compared to the local counterparts.
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Great product and playing FF 7 remake day and night
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It was clean and the graphics look really nice. It showed up two days early and we have yet to experience any big problems
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Great purchase for me everything works and runs perfect! Was well worth my money!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Nice upgrade from launch PS4. Since I can’t afford a PS5 this console was the next best option for me.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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