Whether it’s the latest info on a new game, or hot gossip on the industry’s movers, shakers and smashers, you’ll find it all here and nicely packaged at Kotaku. They’d be one in the same in every lexicon on the planet if it were humanly possible. Once the game launches in your actual region you should be able to re-download and spend until your loved ones host an intervention. I say semi-functional, because you will not be able to make in-app purchases in the games you play from other countries – though maybe that’s a blessing. Enter the code sent to your email address, and now you have a semi-functional iTunes account in another country. Once this step is complete, all that’s left is email verification. I google hotels in the desired country and pick the first one that comes up. Selecting “None” allows you to enter any address, as long as it is in the correct country. If you enter a credit card or PayPal account, it will need to have a billing address in the country of the account you are creating. Your best bet under “Payment Method” is “None”. Then comes the billing information, which is where things get a little tricky. You’ll be asked to enter your name and date of birth and set up some security questions. I live in the US and currently have accounts in Australia, Japan, Canada, The Philippines and New Zealand.
For example, if you wanted to give the excellent Assassins Creed: Rebellion a try, you could sign up for an account in The Philippines. The most important part here is selecting the country. I’m making an Australian account because I’m in the US, but Australians will want to select a different country. I generally create a new Gmail address when I need to sign in to a new country’s store. You’ll need an email address that isn’t associated with an iTunes account. You’ll be prompted to enter an email address and choose a password. You’ll be prompted to either use an existing Apple ID or create a new one. Then open up the App Store, find a free game or app, and click on the “Get” button. Here’s a quick, easy and only slightly shady way to create an iTunes account in another country, straight from your iPhone or iPad.įirst, go into your phone or tablet’s settings and sign out of your normal iTunes account. So you want to play a new iOS game, but it’s only available in soft-launch in The Philippines.
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