Sony confirmed the outage on Friday and slowly restored PSN services throughout the day on Saturday. Some players are critical of the lack of communication from Sony during the outage. The ...

Following a drawn out and massive PSN outage that lasted nearly 24 hours, the service has been fully restored according to the PSN Service Status page. The official PlayStation Support page notes ...

Sony is giving away PlayStation Plus users a free few days of service because of this weekend’s PSN outage. The PlayStation Network was down most of Saturday due to an “operational issue ...

The PlayStation Network went dark worldwide Friday evening (Feb. 7), and stayed down for nearly 24 hours, making this one of the largest PSN outages ever. The first wave of reports that there were ...

Update: As of 7 PM EST, a full 24 hours later, PSN is back online with no explanation from Sony. Original article follows: If you were planning for some Friday night gaming on your PlayStation ...

Sony compensates PS Plus users with a 5-day service extension after a 24-hour PSN outage. PSN services are back online after a day; affected users urge better communication from Sony. Sony cites ...

A new statement from PlayStation regarding the recent PSN outage seems to have ruled out the possibility of a hack being what caused the network to crash. Since PSN went down on the evening of ...

The outage was wide-reaching, including PSN’s account management, social features, the PlayStation Store, and more. Yet as the service returned online, information on the cause (let alone the ...

Frustrated PS5 and PS4 gamers first reported problems accessing PSN at around 6pm ET on Friday (February 7), and it wasn't until 6:58pm ET on Saturday (February 8) that service was restored.

This article was published on 2/9 and republished on 2/10. PSN is back online after a 24 hour outage, almost to the minute, the longest since the nearly month-long downtime after a hack back in 2011.

The issue began around 5:20 PM ET, affecting various services including online gaming, account access, and purchases on the PlayStation Store. Sony acknowledged the problem and is working to ...

getting products on the PlayStation Store and getting products on PlayStation Direct. Impacted products included the PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and online.