[Question] What would be the easiest way to buy the original version from a German account?

[VI_Ulyanov]

I live in Germany and I have a German account.

 

I bought the German version of The Old Blood a few days ago, aware that I wouldn't be getting 'the real deal'. It's not a terrible experience, per se, and I'll still definitely get the platinum, but I just thought I'd prefer to play the original versions of The New Order and The New Colossus.

 

So is it just as simple as creating a secondary account set to any region other than Germany and entering a code from a (region-specific) PSN card?

[HusKy]

Just now, VI_Ulyanov said:

So is it just as simple as creating a secondary account set to any region other than Germany and entering a code from a (region-specific) PSN card?

 

Yep, that's pretty much it. Takes only couple minutes to setup.

[ResiGamer_28]

Grab a physical copy from UK, the alternative history pack has all the wolfenstein games (except 2009) including Youngblood and all the dlc

[lostforever77]

49 minutes ago, VI_Ulyanov said:

I live in Germany and I have a German account.

 

I bought the German version of The Old Blood a few days ago, aware that I wouldn't be getting 'the real deal'. It's not a terrible experience, per se, and I'll still definitely get the platinum, but I just thought I'd prefer to play the original versions of The New Order and The New Colossus.

 

So is it just as simple as creating a secondary account set to any region other than Germany and entering a code from a (region-specific) PSN card?

Import from Austria

[imh007]

You can buy them uncut on disc from german retailers, just watch out for the "International Version" tag - game audio is english only

 

f.ex from Amazon: https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Wolfenstein+international+version&i=videogames

 

News (in german) regarding the ban lift:

https://www.gamepro.de/artikel/die-wolfensteins-kommen-noch-ungeschnitten-nach-deutschland,3351541.html