I have two Ps4's in my house, one is my dad's and the other is mine. We share both consoles (we have registered our psn accounts on both consoles) but I mostly play with one and my dad with me the other. I bought a game online on my account which I installed on both consoles because, as I said, I sometimes play with the other console. For this I had to set the said other console as the primary Ps4, but as I said, as this is usually used by my father, I actually want to specify the one I used more than my primary console.
My question: can I still play my games on both consoles or not? Because I'm actually registered on both ps4s, it shouldn't matter which one my primary Ps4 is, the games have already been downloaded.
And now, please, nothing with illegal sharing with friends, yes I know this is the same method, but as I said the two consoles are even in the same Wi-Fi network and I use both so I don't think that's illegal otherwise it would have this function yes probably not even give.
Why not just use yours if everything is the same anyway.
The console itself is not the same as that of your father, so you have to transfer your basic setting from your Ps to the other Ps (the thing with the primary Playstation) otherwise it won't work. Otherwise you can't play games that need ps plus or have been downloaded (?) But I'm not 100% sure
Primary means that other accounts can play the games. If your father wants to play the games you bought, your account on his Ps4 must be set as primary.
If you only play on the account with which you bought the games, you can play on any console. But if someone else wants to play the game, you have to set your acc to primary.
They are in different rooms, sometimes I play in the living room and sometimes in my room. It doesn't matter, it works somehow
