PSN Experiencing Issues

PlayStation Network Services Gradually Restoring Functionality After AWS Disruptions

PlayStation Network services recently experienced disruptions, impacting online gaming for titles such as Gran Turismo 7 and Genshin Impact. However, these service problems are now largely being resolved. Sony's network is stabilizing. Users may still experience some limited functionality, particularly with the mobile application. Redeeming store products and accessing screenshots via the app remain challenging, but online gameplay has largely been restored. These disruptions were attributed to problems with Amazon Web Services (AWS), which affected various platforms worldwide, including Sony's services. While the outage was widespread during overnight hours in Europe, services have largely improved for European users. However, some residual functionality issues may persist.

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