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 ...

The Monday letters page is frustrated at the wasted decade after Batman: Arkham Knight, as one reader is confused by Xbox’s ...

Some affected by the PlayStation Network fiasco are not happy with Sony's solution, or the company's vague explanation.

I write about TV shows, movies, video games, entertainment & culture. As you’ve heard by now, the PlayStation Network is down, or mostly down, and has been for close to 24 hours at this point.

PSN is no longer down and PlayStation has released an official comment following the outage, apologizing to PS4 and PS5 users.

The PlayStation Network outage has been resolved after roughly 24 hours, making online games and features available once more. Sony confirmed the outage on Friday and slowly restored PSN services ...

PSN has recovered from an outage that lasted for almost a day. The outage began on Friday evening. PSN has recovered from an outage that lasted for almost a day. The outage began on Friday evening ...

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 Interactive Entertainment has offered compensation for this weekend’s massive PSN outage, but there’s a catch. Only existing PS Plus members are eligible to receive said compensation ...

Yes, for some users the PlayStation Network is down. Why is that? Here’s what we know: on Friday night, @AskPlayStation tweeted on X (formerly Twitter): “We are aware some users might be ...

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 ...

But thankfully, probably due to the IGN report, Sony has stepped in and removed some of the gunk filling up the PSN storefront. As spotted by Eurogamer and TrueTrophies, sometime last week Sony ...