Classic PlayStation games like Chrono Cross are seemingly “expiring” on PS3 and PlayStation Vita, even for players who had legitimately bought the games through Sony’s own storefronts.
As reported by Kotaku, PlayStations users have taken to social media on discovering that the hitherto unknown “expiration dates” on their digital games have reportedly expired.
When trying to re-download the classic version of Chrono Cross, one user reports he received a noticed telling him that his licence to play the game had expired on 31st December, 1969.
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