Sony's PlayStation Network has resumed services after a global 24-hour outage, impacting PS4 and PS5 users' access to games and apps. The company has apologised for the inconvenience, promising an ...

"PlayStation is back up again after being down for a whole day. Sony at least saved millions of Gamers their Sunday right after ruining their Saturday," a user posted on X. Sony has dealt with more ...

PlayStation users have reacted to Sony’s offer of five extra PS Plus days for those who were affected by the network outage on February 7. PSN services randomly shut down on Friday, February 7 ...

PlayStation Network, the digital media entertainment service provided by Sony Interactive Entertainment, experienced a full 24-hour global outage. Sony, the Japanese multinational company ...

Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN), which connects gamers online on its systems, experienced a massive outage that lasted about 24 hours. PlayStation Support posted an update on X that users ...

ROME -- A major outage of Sony's PlayStation Network (PSN) on Saturday left tens of thousands of gamers unable to access online services, stores and multimedia apps for more than a day.

After being down for over 24 hours, the PlayStation Network is finally back up. And, to compensate, Sony is handing out five extra subscription days for all PlayStation Plus subscribers.

The PlayStation Network is officially back up, with the PlayStation Network Service Status website now showing all green dots instead of the four red ones players had to stare at since this past ...