The PlayStation Network<\/strong><\/em> ran into technical problems, and the issue is not in your device… or was?<\/p>\n

The network problems surfaced at around 10-11 AM Pacific: a few games, applications or online services just didn’t work properly. The issues were noted by Sony’s Ask PlayStation Twitter<\/a><\/span> account. The message was repeated at around 9 PM Pacific, which means there were still problems at that point…<\/p>\n

However, if we look at the PlayStation Network’s status page<\/a><\/span>, we already see that everything is all working properly. GameSpot<\/a><\/span> () reports that there were problems with the PlayStation Vue<\/strong><\/em> service, though, before everything was restored.<\/p>\n

What happened? We’ll likely not going to get an answer: Sony is usually silent when it comes to discussing downtime caused by technical issues… or if they ended up being the target of a DDoS attack. If you had problems yesterday with the PlayStation Network with PlayStation 3<\/strong><\/em>, PlayStation Vita<\/strong><\/em> or PlayStation 4<\/strong><\/em>, you now know it wasn’t your ISP acting up…<\/p>\n

Source: Ask PlayStation Twitter<\/a><\/span>,\u00a0Ask PlayStation Twitter<\/a><\/span>, GameSpot<\/a><\/span>,\u00a0PlayStation Network’s status page<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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We’re aware that users are having issues accessing some features on PSN. Thanks for your patience as we investigate: https:\/\/t.co\/NJX2xGusZM<\/a><\/p>\n

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