Something which many of us missed from Gamespot's review on PES 2008 for the PS3 is that the online registration process locks your copy of the game to your Konami account. So therefore, if you ever wish to sell your copy of the game, then the buyer will have to have your registration details in order to go online.
Well obviously. At the back of the manual is a registration code you type in to create a Konami account to play online. After this you just login with a button and that's it. However you need this code to play and if you sell it, then obviously the buyer will ask for the registration code also.
This shouldn't be a problem, more of a pain though. You don't have a log-in name, just your own personal password. So after you sell it, just change the password and supply that password with the game. Case solved. (it is a bit silly though!)
Does this also apply to the 360 version? If not why on earth have they done this for the PS3 version??
Look at the dates, it was only a matter of time before it started to happen.
http://www.lunabean.com/new...
http://www.joystiq.com/2005...
http://kotaku.com/gaming/ru...
http://games.kikizo.com/new...
Put in my disk and play online straight away.