Oversikt over BLES***?

[nor50]

Blir alle PS3-spill lagt inn med ei mappe som begynner med BLE***? Er det noen oversikt over disse betegnelsene?

[ChristR]

Alle spillene jeg har kjøpt fra Canada er merket med BLUS...

 

Raskt søk på Google:

http://www.edepot.com/playstation3.html

 

PS3 Game compatibility

 

PS3 games (on Blu-ray discs) are not region locked, but they are released and labelled with numerical regions codes (which seems to match DVD region codes). Any PS3 game from any region will play in any PS3. However, there is the special situation when you try to play back the game in Standard Definition. If the PS3 game only has Standard Definition and Enhanced Definition for either PAL (576i and 576p) or NTSC (480i and 480p), your PS3 must have the same Standard Definition and Enhanced Definition format support, or you won't be able to play it. This is not a problem if you play the game in High Definition (720p, 1080i, 1080p), but there exists the possibility to region lock (based on Blu-ray game region) games if the publisher decides to do so. All PS3 games have a serial number containing a four character prefix, followed by a five digit suffix. The following are the common prefix for PS3 games:

 

Prefix Description

BCAS First Party, Asia

BCJS First Party, Japan

BLAS Third Party, Asia

BLJM Third Party, Japan

BLJS Third Party, Japan

BCUS First Party, US

BLUS Third Party, US

BCES First Party, Europe

BLES Third Party, Europe

 

The first letter indicates the storage format. Normally, it is B for Blu-ray disc format. Other formats may include S = DVD. The second letter indicates if the game is first party (C = Sony), or licensed from third party (L = others). The third letter indicates: A=Asia, J=Japan, U=United States, or E=Europe. The last letter indicates the type: D = Demo, S = Game, M = ?. Note that for some third party games, Sony may take it and repackage with appropriate material for other territories, thus the game become first party as well.

Endret 7. oktober 2010 av Rs125