Sony apologizes for the PSN outage and offers benefits to PS Plus members.

The PlayStation Network (PSN), serving PS4 and PS5 consoles, experienced a major outage lasting nearly 24 hours from Friday (7) to Saturday (8). This prevented millions of players worldwide from accessing online games, using the PlayStation Store, and logging into their accounts.

Summarized information about what you need to understand.

  • The PSN experienced nearly a full day of downtime because of an operational issue.
  • Sony issued an apology and provided an extra 5 days of service to all PlayStation Plus members.
  • The company’s explanation was unclear, causing frustration among the community.

Sony issues an apology without providing specifics.

Sony remained quiet during most of the incident, but following the restoration of services, they issued a formal statement on social media to clarify the situation and reveal a special offer for PlayStation Plus members.

Sony attributed the decline to an “operational issue” without providing specific information on the failure’s nature. They also failed to discuss any steps to avoid a similar occurrence in the future, leading to community discontent. The absence of updates during the outage led numerous users to vent their frustrations on social media.

Sony has announced that all PlayStation Plus subscribers will be given an extra 5 days of service without having to ask for it, in order to make up for the failure and frustration experienced by players.

Sony acknowledged the consequences of the blackout and provided compensation, but some players expressed doubts on social media due to the absence of a detailed technical explanation. Additionally, there was speculation about a potential DDoS attack as the cause of the outage, although Sony did not verify this theory.

Network services have been restored after an operational problem. We regret any inconvenience caused and appreciate the community’s patience. PlayStation Plus subscribers will receive an extra 5 days of service.

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Some players experienced challenges in single-player games that need PSN connection for saving progress or unlocking trophies during the unstable period. The services started being restored on Saturday, with full access to PSN being reinstated when Sony issued its final statement at night.

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