This is done by pressing the 'Share' button on your PS4 controller again with the game open , and selecting 'Go to party for Share Play'. On the right-hand side of the screen you'll see 'Share Play' with the amount of time left for your session, select that, then select 'Give controller to visitor' and then 'Allow visitor to play as you'.
Unfortunately, Share Play sessions only last 60 minutes so you may need to keep restarting your session. In addition, while watching someone play through Share Play doesn't require a PS Plus subscription, giving the controller to a visitor does - however only the host requires an active PS Plus subscription.
If you want to take back control, simply select 'Take back controller' from the same menu you selected 'Give controller to visitor'. You can pass control back and forth as often as you want. If you want to share and play a PS4 game's local multiplayer or co-op mode with a friend, follow the method above but instead of selecting 'Allow visitor to play as you', select 'Play a game together'.
This will make your friend player two. However, to play a game together, both the host and the visitor require active PS Plus subscriptions. Now player two will see all of player one's games in their library and they'll be available for download on your PS4 hard drive. On the Invite Players screen, add the friend you want to start a party with by searching for them, or select them from your friends list.
Follow the instructions and choose Send Invitation. Select the friend you want to share your game with from your list.
After they accept your invitation, your game systems will link and the minute session will start. After the session expires, you can immediately restart another session and pick up where you left off. The person you're Share Playing with will be able to see your screen as well as talk to you if you're both playing with microphones. Add-ons you have purchased are displayed in Your add-ons. Select the arrow icon beside the add-on to start downloading.
If you are having issues downloading a game, please visit the guide below. Troubleshoot game downloads. Add-ons, DLC and in-game currency support. How to download PlayStation games remotely When you purchase a game, you can choose to start the download remotely via a web browser or PlayStation App. Set up automatic downloads.
Sign in to PlayStation. Select the game you want to download from your purchased list and select Download. Select which linked PS5 console or PS4 console you would like to download to. Your game will begin downloading automatically. HoIlywood posted Works the same on xbox one.
But when I'm logged into the second one I can't see any games available for download? User Info: sithgod I'm assuming you have two different profiles you're trying to share between instead of just trying to play on your main account on both consoles because I'm not sure how the latter works.
With game sharing it's simple though, You have your main account with the games on it that you would like to share, You make that Main account the primary account on the other persons console or your 2nd console you're using at home and then you have the other account on the 2nd console that you want to share said digital content with and you make that account the primary account on your 1st Main console.
For example I gameshare with my brother, My account is the primary account on his console and his account is the primary account on my console and everything including PS Plus is shared between both accounts. This is what I've done yes. It's just that on the 2nd console main account primary. I cannot see any of my games to download them on either profile on the console.
Oh well. You have to get on the account that actually purchased the games to be able to go into the Library and see them to download. If that's not working then honestly I'm not sure why it wouldn't.
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