Most of us will remember the Great PSN Outage of 2011.  Some of us will remember the free games offered when the network returned a little over a year ago.  Few of us, however, will remember the free credit monitoring …

Hey remember last month when you couldn’t get online and play games on your Sony devices because some assholes decided to hack Sony’s servers? Well it appears that your cries for justice have been heard. The New York Times is …

Our long national nightmare is almost over

I almost feel like this article should start like one of those Mastercard commercials. A copy of Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes? $15. A copy of the Angry Birds mini for PS3? $4. And the direct financial cost of …

*UPDATE*: 1-UP has talked to Sony’s Senior Director of Corporate Communications & Social Media, Patrick Seybold and apparently the problem has been fixed. You know this whole PSN outage and hack incident is approaching the level of “Leave PSN Alone!!!” internet meme …

Even with PSN back up people affected by the outage and the theft of their personal data have had two main thoughts regarding the situation. The first is the hope that the hackers responsible will be found and dealt with …

As per the US playstation blog, it looks as though we won’t be jumping online this week after all.  The system is undergoing further internal testing to see if its safe and sound from intrusion.  The further testing makes a …

According to Reuters, Our main man Kaz Hirai is set the brief Tokyo about the PSN outage tomorrow at 2pm their time.  He’ll be getting into Sony’s investigation of its network intrusion and (hopefully) a schedule to resume services.  Either way, …