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The PlayStation Network services are facing intermittent issues as we speak, and the problem isn’t limited to a specific region. Sony‘s servers seem to have hard-crashed about an hour ago, and while some services seem to be partially restored, players are still facing a plethora of issues.
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After being down for roughly eight hours, the majority of PlayStation Network services are back online. The only PSN service still experiencing issues is the PlayStation Store, but account management, gaming and social, PlayStation Video, and PlayStation Direct are back up and running.
Players were unable to log into their account, play online or purchase games from the PlayStation Store.
A gorgeous new PlayStation 5 shooter is out now and getting rave reviews. The game, which is brand-new to the PS5 ecosystem, looks to be a must-have for the year.
An award-winning PS5 adventure game is on sale for a huge discount right now. The new sale puts one of the best games of this generation on sale for a low price.
Gamers have been unable to connect to the PlayStation Network, leaving some unable to play digital games for several hours.
The PlayStation Network (PSN) is down. That means all of its online services, such as account management, the PlayStation Store, and gaming and social content, are unavailable to players, leaving only offline services in effect. PSN has been down for more than six hours, interrupting online gaming for many, including the highly anticipated open beta…
Ubisoft’s CFO argues cheaper all-digital PlayStation consoles could outweigh the used-game fallout from Sony’s planned disc-drive shutdown.