Does a UK Voucher Code used on an Australian Account download the UK game?
When I got Child of Light from a UK Store it came with a Voucher Code. when I used it on my Australian PSN Account it downloaded just fine however I know the game was also on the Australian Store.
Monster Monpiece isn't available in Australia (because our ratings board are a bunch of retards) however I was thinking of something.
If I got a PSN Voucher Code for Monster Monpiece from another country, would it fail because there is no Australian version to download, or would it download the UK Version?
Also if the latter would happen, would the UK Download then be tied to my Australian PSN account, so in the case of a Vita, I wouldn't need to screw around with different PSN Accounts?
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Can you redeem Xbox codes from different countries?
You can't use this code where you live. You need to use a code from your region. If you moved, go to Settings > System and make sure your location is correct.How do I redeem a different region code on PS4?
Unfortunately, voucher codes can only be redeemed in the same PlayStation Store region \u2014 it is not possible to change the region of an account (the region was selected when the account was set up). It is not possible to transfer funds or content between accounts.Why isnt my redeem code working PS4?
You may have exceeded your PSN wallet limit. Check that the code has been entered correctly. Check the date on the voucher. It is possible that it has expired or is not yet available. The voucher code must be for the same region as your account.What is a voucher code?
Discount codes, also known as voucher codes, promo codes, promotional codes, e-coupons, e-vouchers, and e-deals are simply codes, made up of a series of letters and/or numbers, which can be entered at the checkout of many online retailers and wholesalers to claim money off the price of goods or services.How to Redeem Region-Locked Xbox One Digital Game Codes
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