Sony has updated its PlayStation rules. If a PSN account is not used for 3 years, Sony may close it. The account can also lose access to bought digital games, extra game content, and films. Sony says it will send an email before this happens. The user will then have 6 months to ask for the account to stay open. Many players are worried about this change.
Sony may close old PlayStation accounts
Sony has changed its PlayStation rules. If a PSN account is not used for 3 years, Sony may close it. The person may also lose access to bought digital games and other digital items. Sony plans to send an email first, and the user will have 6 months to reply and keep the account open.

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