In a massive outage that has left gamers unable to access the PlayStation Network (PSN) since Friday evening, Sony has yet to resolve the issue as of Saturday afternoon. The outage has affected users’ ability to manage their accounts, play games, access the PlayStation Store, and use other online services. This outage is one of the longest-lasting in the platform’s history, with no clear explanation for the server failure. In response to the outage, some users have reported temporary access being restored, while others continue to experience issues.
With an estimated 116 million monthly users, the PSN outage is causing widespread disruption to the gaming community. In the midst of this outage, companies like Marvel Rivals and Fortnite have communicated with users about the ongoing issues and attempts to resolve them. In a gesture of goodwill, Krispy Kreme has offered free glazed doughnuts to gamers from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
This outage comes after a significant data breach in April 2011 that led to a month-long service interruption for PlayStation Network subscribers. Sony and PlayStation have not provided any official comments on the current outage and its cause. The gaming community is eagerly awaiting the resolution of this issue to resume their online activities.
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