Sony’s PlayStation Network went down over the weekend. Servers were down for roughly 24 hours and PlayStation gamers were unable to play most of their games, including single-player titles that still require an online connection to work.

The PlayStation Network has been back up and running for a bit now, after a major outage took PlayStation 5 and PS4's online features offline for roughly 24 hours at the end of last week. To make up for the extended downtime,

Sony’s PlayStation Network, which connects gamers online on its systems, experienced a massive outage that lasted about 24 hours.

Following the huge PlayStation Network (PSN) outage that ended yesterday, Sony is giving an automatic five extra days of service to PlayStation Plus subscribers, according to a post from the official Ask PlayStation support account on X.

While it only lasted around a day, Sony has thrown in some free PSN time to all users. Following the PSN outage that happened over the weekend, Sony has stepped forward and explained what exactly happened to cause such an event to occur. In addition, the company has provided five days of PlayStation Plus (basic) for its users.

Sony blamed an operational issue for the 20-hour service outage, which affected console gamers on the PlayStation Network over the weekend.

Sony is running a sale on its PS Plus Extra and PS Plus Premium subscription tiers for the next 10 days in the USA, with a saving of up to 37 per cent on offer. The discount only seems to be applying for new sign-ups and returning members, so you can't stack your current membership this way.

The PlayStation Network (PSN) experienced a significant global outage over the weekend, affecting countless users worldwide. The disruption began on Friday evening and persisted until Saturday evening in the United States.

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