I'm thinking of selling my 60 GB Playstation 3 which has the PS2 compatibility. I have a couple of questions about selling a game system:
1.) I registered the system with Sony so what happens when I sell the system to someone else? Can I contact Sony and tell them to clear my registration info?
2.) Even though I can do a complete system restore do I still need to worry about someone accessing my billing info on the HD? Is it unreasonable to sell it without the hard drive to be safe?
3.) Based on the demand for this rare console (the PS2 compatibility, the memory card readers, etc.) would asking for $500 be too much?
By the way, I'm selling it due to having little to none fun time anymore, the system in great condition. Besides, I know some people wish they had the PS2 backwards compatibility feature.
Thanks for any help!
1.) I registered the system with Sony so what happens when I sell the system to someone else? Can I contact Sony and tell them to clear my registration info?
2.) Even though I can do a complete system restore do I still need to worry about someone accessing my billing info on the HD? Is it unreasonable to sell it without the hard drive to be safe?
3.) Based on the demand for this rare console (the PS2 compatibility, the memory card readers, etc.) would asking for $500 be too much?
By the way, I'm selling it due to having little to none fun time anymore, the system in great condition. Besides, I know some people wish they had the PS2 backwards compatibility feature.
Thanks for any help!
