PlayStation services have been knocked offline by unknown issues affecting players across PS5 and PS4.
Sony’s PSN status website is awash with red warnings that “some services are experiencing issues”.
Impacted services include account management, including the ability to sign in, gaming and social features including the ability to launch some games, and the PlayStation Store – including the ability to purchase, download or redeem vouchers.
“You might have difficulty signing in or creating an account for PlayStation Network,” a message from Sony states. “We’re working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.”
PlayStation Network status page, showing various services offline. | Image credit: Sony / Eurogamer
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