PlayStation users are remembering the dark days of the 2011 PSN hack following an outage impacting PS5 and PS4 players.

Sony warns users may have difficulty signing in or creating an account for the PlayStation Network, as well as opening games ...

PlayStation Network was hit with an outage and remained offline for many users through most of Saturday leaving them ...

Sony is announcing the compensation that players will get for their trouble after the PSN hack that prevented everyone from ...

The latest message from PlayStation regarding this weekend's PSN outage suggests that a cyberattack wasn't behind the issue.

The Sony PlayStation network collapsed leaving millions of users blocked from the service, perhaps for hours.

PSN has been down since 4 pm PT on February 7, 2025, and at the time of writing, it’s been over 11 hours, making this the longest outage PlayStation Network has seen in years.

Sony's wall of silence is not helping with the current PSN server outage, though it appears services are slowly returning to normal.

As the beginning of 2025 doesn't look bright for the PlayStation Network, it also brings back the memories of 2011.

PSN server outage compensation has finally been announced by Sony. PS+ members will automatically get an extra five days of service.

However, some PlayStation customers are demanding more information on the cause of the downtime beyond the vague “operational ...

Sony on Sunday confirmed that network services were restored following the widespread disruption. However, it did not reveal ...