January 2015 - last edited January 2015
ESRB and PEGI are for different regions. 7 PEGI 10 ESRB, no clue what the other boards rated it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_content_rating_system
ESRB doesn't have a 7, the only two lower are E : Everyone and EC : early child
February 2015
Ok
In Europe (mostly) PEGI is used. In my country (Poland) PvsZ GW has PEGI 7 rating (see links in prev post), PS Store used PEGI 7 also, so "in law" my 9 years old son has full right/ability to play it.
I and other customers who saw this rating on PS Store decided to by this game. And problem is still unresolved.
February 2015
Same here....
The game is rated Pegi 7 but my 7 year old kid cant play the game...
So EA, show us your excellent customer service and resolve this issue!
February 2015
@frrrrankie There is a solution posted here, have you tried that?
February 2015
This solution (by davepawson) didn't work on my account and Zeafer79 also.
After that, my Origin account is tied to both the adult PSN account and the child PSN subaccount.
There is no option to tie child Origin account to child PSN subaccount in the Origin client. Maybe this is a problem source.
February 2015
Try asking Customer Support: http://help.ea.com/
September 2015
You absolutely rock for figuring this out.
October 2015
December 2015
@davepawson wrote:Okay. After wasting a lot of time chatting with EA tech support yesterday, I actually got this to work. Here is how I did it...
Problem: You have a kid whose PSN account is a subaccount of your PSN account. Your PSN account is tied to an Origin account, but your kid can't play at all when logged in as themself because they aren't tied to an Origin account, which is required to play *any* mode, seemingly.
Solution:
1) Download the Origin client for your PC or Mac. I didn't say this was going to be pretty :-) Log in as yourself, the adult.
2) Run the Origin client. Click on the button to see your Friends, then click on the button to "Add a Friend"
3) On the resulting screen, there are buttons to import Origin friends from various options, including PSN
4) Click on the button to import friends from PSN
5) Here is the important part. When you do this, it is going to ask you to log in to PSN so it can scan your friends and find friends that use Origin. The important part is: log in to the child's subaccount, not your adult account.
When you do this, it may or may not end up finding or adding any Origin friends, so if you actually care about that, be forewarned. But as a side effect, it ends up saying, "Huh. I guess that other (child subaccount) PSN account is also associated with this Origin account." So now your Origin account is tied to both the adult account and the child subaccount.
Once this is done, a really cool thing (in my opinion) happens. Not only does the child account work properly, allowing the kid to connect to Origin and play online, but it disables the in-game chat and messaging for the child account. For my purposes, this is actually really appropriate and smart. I think it is a shame that the integration is so nice, but impossible to find.
Hope this helps...
Did not work for me. I didn't get any information about connecting the accounts. But when I go to my profile I can see that accounts are connected. But I think this was already the case before I tried importing the friends. Any ideas what to try next?
April 2016 - last edited April 2016
WHERE - can i find the origin client to download? What does this mean? ??
Cheers,