PlayStation gamers are no strangers to PSN outages. Back in 2011, PSN went down not for a few hours, but for a few weeks. A massive cyberattack took down the network for 24 days, and it took Sony ...

Sony’s PlayStation Network suffered a multi-hour outage beginning Friday evening, infuriating gamers around the world who were unable to access the online store and other apps or features well ...

Sony’s PlayStation Network, which connects gamers online on its systems, experienced a massive outage that lasted about 24 hours.

Feb. 8 (UPI) --The PlayStation Network was restored Saturday, more than 24 hours after a worldwide outage.PlayStation, which is owned by Sony Interactive, gave limited information about the disruption ...

10th UPDATE, SUNDAY, 8:45 AM: It's hard to pronounce the patient healed just yet, but Sony's PlayStation Network this morning finally appears to moving past several days of heavy cyber assaults ...

PlayStation Store and PlayStation Network are down, Sony says. The outage is affecting multiplayer games like Destiny 2, Call of Duty, and NBA 2K, blocking PlayStation Plus subscribers from games ...

Sony also began Sunday a phased restoration of its Qriocity movie and music services which share the PlayStation Network's server, said Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. spokesman Satoshi Fukuoka.

It’s been a full week since Sony’s PlayStation Network went belly up. For five of those days, the outage appeared to be just what Sony said–an outage.

9TH UPDATE, SATURDAY, 1:48 PM: Sony has mostly stuck to tweeting updates on its PlayStation Network status via its support feed @askplaystation. But after saying this morning its PS3, PS4 and Vita ...

Sony Group Corp. said the issue with its PlayStation Network has been resolved, after its service left thousands of players unable to sign on or stream games for most of Saturday.

Sony has finally brought the PlayStation Network back online. PS3 users need to install new firmware and change passwords before they can access the service. But will they bother?