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Add PSN consoles constants for OSCompatibility #102

Open branflaker opened 4 years ago

branflaker commented 4 years ago

According to other issues, adding support for PS3 titles should fall under the PSN platform. I have been working on an integration that syncs PS3 and Vita titles. As of right now, I am using tags to identify consoles, but a better approach would be to differentiate the consoles using the OS & consoles metadata.

I would like to add OSCompatibility constants for the different consoles supported by PSN. These would be:

SuperDre commented 4 years ago

The current 'PlayStation Network' connector only seems to show PS4 games, I would already be glad if it just showed all the PSN games I own and not only PS4. Extra option and have PSN split into different Platform would also be nice. But as I said, at the moment it doesn't even show anything but PS4.

branflaker commented 4 years ago

The current 'PlayStation Network' connector only seems to show PS4 games, I would already be glad if it just showed all the PSN games I own and not only PS4. Extra option and have PSN split into different Platform would also be nice. But as I said, at the moment it doesn't even show anything but PS4.

I created a fork that pulls in PS3 games as well.

vatsalpb commented 4 years ago

The current 'PlayStation Network' connector only seems to show PS4 games, I would already be glad if it just showed all the PSN games I own and not only PS4. Extra option and have PSN split into different Platform would also be nice. But as I said, at the moment it doesn't even show anything but PS4.

I created a fork that pulls in PS3 games as well.

Can you not open a PR?

branflaker commented 4 years ago

I opened one a while back.

I've gotten some encouragement from FriendsOfGalaxy, but they likely have higher priority items on their plate.

Additionally, there are now some merge conflicts that I need to deal with, but I haven't had time to work on the extension lately. If you're interested in testing it out, you can manually install the latest release.