The process to fix any issues with downloadable DOA game from the marketplace was just upgrading to DOA5LR, but never seen a similar issue with the physical copy, then again Xbox is a bit of a distance for me on my knowledge to the platform. Judging by your response, I would imagine you own a physical copy of DOA5U? if so, that is actually news to me regarding a family prevention thing with the setting still turned off. Whereas by a physical copy, you don't need to confirm anything nor be obligated to download it's latest patches/upgrades. It's not exactly possible to buy a used downloadable games online really, but usually games that are bought from the marketplace are often stuck to immediately seek out on download the latest upgrade/patch/update or block off access to the game because Xbox/PSN is trying to verify if you are the true owner of that downloaded game. All i want to do is put in a game and play it, not have to hassle with online settings that arbitrarily decide that i can't play my own game I'd just bought.īTW, how is it possible to buy a used downloadable game?
This problem with DOA5 is just reinforcing my bias towards online gaming. Once everything was going online, I figured that eventually the servers would be taken offline and any such game would be useless. But back then I was buying DOA games when they came out. I had played some online games with my Dreamcast and didn't care for it. Then I remembered that I had already created an XBL account, so when I connected with that profile, the game said my family settings prevented me from playing the game and locked me out from all options, as I mentioned above. I played my game with my offline profile for a while, refusing to connect online. I almost bought the original version until I realized that there was an Ultimate version. I live in Japan and I bought a used copy of DOA5U on Yahoo Auctions Japan. He gave me a stack of games, but most i was not interested in. I created my own local profile on the console and deleted his profile. I've just played some Call of Duty games offline. Actually, I would never have bought a 360 but this former coworker of mine just gave me his console for free. I'm a retrogamer and I really do not know much about downloading games.
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