a few games the classics are no longer available for download above PS3 and PS Vitaeven if regularly purchased by users, chrono cross. In fact, Sony or various publishers made it unplayable without expecting anything for that matter.
Problem reported by several users play station, obviously continues to use older consoles. With the release of Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition, someone tried to reclaim the previously purchased version from the PlayStation Store and discovered the nasty surprise of not being able to access it anymore.
Worse still, some users are getting really conflicting messages. For example, Twitter user Christopher Foose found Chrono Cross, who died on December 31, 1969.
GamesHub editor Edmond Tran reported a similar issue with Chrono Cross, again.
Despite being delisted, Tran still managed to download it from his library and play it on the PS Vita.
Some might think this is an ominous tactic to boost sales of the remastered edition of Chrono Cross, but in reality, the impacted games are fun. For example, creator Words has trouble with Chrono Trigger, while Twitter user Steve J is with Final Fantasy VI.
It looks like it’s not just Square Enix’s games, but some other publishers like Rune Factory: Oceans as well.
According to some, the problem may stem from the “Unix era”, meaning that the optional date set by some Unix engineers as point 0 for the system, combined with some bugs in the PlayStation Store, would have marked the end of the game. Licenses for various games on the ‘Unix Epoch’.
Source: Multiplayer
