Add on (ps3 to PS4) exchange

I have purchest two add ons to DB XENOVERSE but I was ment to get it in ps4 format not ps3 , I haven't touched it since the purchase , and I done it all on my phone so I haven't sent it to my ps console yet is there any solution or do I just repurchase them in ps4 format ? Cheers

You can do it but when you sign in you need to go to account, media and devices then deactivate all devices. It can only be done once every six months however and then you need to reactivate the devices you want on your account.

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Hello!
You're most likely here because you've thrown something out of your window in frustration at being randomly booted from an epic game of Modern Warfare 2. It's no fun, we know. But we're here to help you out...
Most problems like this can be resolved by placing your PlayStation 3 Console in a De-Militarised Zone (or DMZ). This means that your router will not block any internet traffic to your console, leaving you free to breathe the open air of MW2 multiplayer goodness. Ahhh....
Placing your console in a DMZ is not a difficult thing to do, but you will need to set aside half an hour to get to grips with the process - and you'll need administrator access to your router.
First things first, turn on your console and go to Settings > Network Settings.
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To do this, first you'll need to go to the Settings and Connection Status List and make a note of 2 numbers:
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*I cant guarantee your PlayStation will survive an actual aerial bombing. Sorry bout that.

gazzagb wrote:
"De-Militarised Zone" sounds a bit scary lol. So "your router will not block any internet traffic to your console" but what does that actually mean? Could someone hack your PS3 or something? Are there any other benefits of putting your PS3 in DMZ?
We're yet to hear of anyone hacking a PS3, no one has ever done it from over the internet, and we're pretty confident that no one can.
Mind you, coming from me that will sound very biased! But perhaps our community members can reassure you that this is safe?
My PS3 is in a DMZ, if that'll reassure you
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No
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