DaivRules

They never confirmed it for PS1, PS2 and PS3, like that rumor claims.

I'll take that with all the salt mines under Detroit, cause it won't happen.

This was supposed to work like that when the Disputes were created, but the code is broken and definitely needs to be fixed. There are instructions posted for doing most of these concerns: https://forum.psnprofiles.com/topic/75200-the-comprehensive-how-to-report-cheaters-faq-good-practices-and-general-info/ People who have knowledge and want to help in a dispute, can click on the already available directions. Getting the message to the "right" Cheater Remover shouldn't be the concern of the member. The Cheater Removers will figure out how to get communicate with each other. Telling one is as good as telling them all.

Here's how I'd like the Dispute logic to work: Disputer creates dispute and it posts as intended with reason in opening post automatically Thread immediately becomes locked. Gives visibility for members to examine profiles and report other cheated games Allows members familiar with the game to examine the reason and form opinion on whether flag is valid or not. Members can PM Cheater Removers about specific dispute with facts Members can wait to see if the thread is opened for input and post if it does Cheater Remover checks on new, locked threads Professionally responds to the CoD/whatever threads that were never going to be lifted to begin with, thread remains closed. Opens thread for input from members to explain if the trophies are possible to earn in the time/order. Disputes are resolved based on factual input from members and responses from disputer

https://psnprofiles.com/trophies/9817-travis-strikes-again-no-more-heroes-complete-edition Shows a release date of January 1, 1970. Actual release date is October 17, 2019.

This is where you'd want to post this information:

@BlindMango Do you know if this is on the radar?

See this thread:

We did have PS Now on the Vita for a very, very short window. 5G in it's current incarnation is a terrible match for a handheld. It can't penetrate buildings and is a pretty big power hog. I still think Sony has an eye on the mobile market and will wait for the right timing to jump back in. Possibly in the fashion you bring up "PS Now Light" or in the traditional sense.

They did. It was called Playstation Mobile. Sony shut it down a while ago. I think that we will if things align just right. Right now, even the next couple years: No.