‘Getting a small fry after they mess up your entire order’: fans dunk on Sony’s PSN outage compensation
The PlayStation Network is finally back online after more than a day of outage. Players were barred from playing most of their games, the majority of which in today’s day and age require an online connection. Sony also issued an apology, but fan fervor is far from quenched.
“Network services have fully recovered from an operational issue,” Sony wrote in a Feb. 9 post on X, apologizing for how the PlayStation Network suffered a total crash and went offline for about 24 hours, thanking players for their patience. In addition, all PlayStation Plus subscribers would “automatically receive an additional five days of service” as compensation for their day-long troubles. However, not all PlayStation players were satisfied with this approach. Not only are they angered by Sony’s lack of communication, but also feel that the five days of extra PS Plus membership are simply “unacceptable” and not enough to make up for the outage.
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