I thought it was something like that when I first heard the news that psn was down. Sony is incompetent enough to do this to themselves.Delusibeta said:Apparently, the problem's in Japan.
Source [http://26star.com/profiles/blogs/psn-signin-problem-due-to].
I'm going to say that Anonymous isn't responsible for this, and rather someone in Sony of Japan cocked up.
Hmm... and every copy of Portal 2 on PS3 can unlock a version on Steam.The-Epicly-Named-Man said:The day Portal 2 comes out in Europe, and along with that Steam Cloud on PS3, is the day that they decide attack PSN! F*ck you Anonymous, f*ck you in the face with a screwdriver!
Yes because rolling blackouts because of the sixth biggest earthquake ever recorded has nothing to with it. It's all Sony being incompetent and having crappy service...GonzoGamer said:I thought it was something like that when I first heard the news that psn was down. Sony is incompetent enough to do this to themselves.
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But really I think Sony has proven that their support of psn/ps3 is crappy enough that the most plausible explanation is that they screwed it up themselves... like they did when it was last Leap Year and a similar thing happened.
I wouldn't call it Sony's screwup if Japan suffers a catastrophic natural disaster, nuclear meltdown and decimation of their energy infrastructure causing rolling blackouts.GonzoGamer said:But really I think Sony has proven that their support of psn/ps3 is crappy enough that the most plausible explanation is that they screwed it up themselves...
It was beer... I would believe...icyneesan said:Someone spilled Coke on the console didn't they
I'm agreeing with you two. If it is Anonymous, then screw those guys. With a red hot steel cactus up the rectum. If it's just some stupid technical difficulties in Japan due to earth quake issues, then I wish them the best of luck coping with them over there. I don't mind Anonymous taking on groups like WBC who spew hatered and violence, but to knock out peoples' ability to enjoy their games just because some dumbass hacker is getting harassed by the company? Not cool.Outright Villainy said:Pretty much this. No, exactly this.The-Epicly-Named-Man said:The day Portal 2 comes out in Europe, and along with that Steam Cloud on PS3, is the day that they decide attack PSN! F*ck you Anonymous, f*ck you in the face with a screwdriver!
This is also, in fact, the only weekend i'll get a chance to play portal 2 for a month, and I was looking forward to doing it on my pc.
Bah.
Edit: I actually haven't checked just throwing in the online code into steam first, since it said you had to sign into steam via ps3 first in the game box. So I'll have to try that, really, if I can just use this code and play portal 2 as normal, well...
Nah, they already did that by fucking with Sony's customers.HankMan said:More likely the result of the rolling blackouts caused by the earthquake. Even <url=http://www.datacenterdynamics.com/focus/archive/2011/04/japan-data-center-counil-proposes-way-around-rolling-brownouts>data centers are being affected. Sony's just trying to make Anonymous look bad.Delusibeta said:Apparently, the problem's in Japan.
Source [http://26star.com/profiles/blogs/psn-signin-problem-due-to].
I'm going to say that Anonymous isn't responsible for this, and rather someone in Sony of Japan cocked up.
Coke? Beer? We're talking about gamers here. It was obviously Mt. Dew.WanderingFool said:It was beer... I would believe...icyneesan said:Someone spilled Coke on the console didn't they
Netflix and system updates are actually still working. It's like there is some connectivity, but not much.-Samurai- said:Really the only thing that sucks about this is Netflix requires me to be logged into the PSN to access it. I've gotten it for let me watch something once without being logged in, but now it outright refuses, and I don't like being locked out of a program I'm paying for.
That said, I'm not really angry about it. I understand that things happen, and they can take time to fix. Just kind of annoyed.