PS4 Physical Games Will Eventually Stop Working

PS4 Physical Games Will Eventually Stop Working

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PS4 Physical Games Will Eventually Stop Working

The PS4 has a problem that cause games to eventually stop working. Yes, digital games and also physical PS4 games will stop working. The PS4 CMOS Battery will fail eventually and it requires the console to be connected to a Sony PlayStation server. If there is no server (for example in the future, when the PS4 is no longer supported) the games will NOT work.

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