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PlayStation Plus Gives Free Days After Service Outage

Were you unable to play your favorite games online this weekend? You weren’t alone. PlayStation Network (PSN) suffered a significant global outage, leaving many gamers frustrated and disconnected. But there’s good news for PlayStation Plus subscribers.

What Happened?

The PlayStation Network experienced a widespread outage that lasted for nearly a day. The outage began Friday evening and stretched into Saturday evening in the US. Many PlayStation owners reported issues like:

Reports of the outage peaked around midday Saturday, according to Downdetector, before gradually declining throughout the afternoon and evening.

Sony’s Response and Compensation

The official Ask PlayStation account on X (formerly Twitter) confirmed that PSN was restored around 7 p.m. on Saturday. A few hours later, they announced that network services had fully recovered from an operational issue.

More importantly, Sony is taking steps to make things right with its loyal subscribers. The company apologized for the inconvenience and thanked the community for its patience.

Here’s the good part: All PlayStation Plus members will automatically receive an additional 5 days of service. No action is needed on your part; the extra days will be added to your subscription.

Moving Forward

While outages are never fun, it’s positive to see Sony taking responsibility and offering compensation to affected PlayStation Plus subscribers. This gesture of goodwill shows that they value their customers and understand the frustration caused by service disruptions.

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