The PlayStation Network suffered an outage that began on Friday and seems to still be causing a few problems. The outage has affected the PS Vita, PS4 and PS5.<\/b>
\nIf you\u2019ve been having difficulties starting up games on your PS4 or PS5, then the problem isn\u2019t at your end. The PlayStation Network suffered an outage that began on Friday and seems to still be causing a few problems. If you own a PS Vita, PS4 or a brand-new PS5, just know that these platforms are going to be affected by the outage. According to reports by Engadget and The Verge, it seems that some games are affected while others remain fully playable. An update on the PlayStation Network page states that \u2018some services are experiencing issues\u2019. Account management and the PlayStation store seem to be safe. The only category that seems to still be experiencing issues is Gaming and Social. Sony has had a few problems with the PlayStation Network, with the most notable being the 2011 PSN hack. While this isn’t at the level of that issue, it is still a big problem. Engadget has reported that games like Minecraft and Call of Duty: Warzone were not accessible. On the other hand, Fortnite seemed to be running just fine. Sony had also earlier experienced a short outage on PSN on February 10th. We\u2019re not sure how bad the issue is, at the moment, but we should be hearing something regarding the problem soon. In the meantime, if you\u2019re looking for a PS5 in India, you could be waiting till the second half of the year. You may want to read more about that here. And, in case you\u2019ve already bought your PS5, you\u2019ll be happy to hear that Sony is looking to grant users access to the locked M.2 expansion slot this summer via a firmware update. You can read more about that here. The guy who answered the question ‘What are you doing?’ with ‘Nothing’. Sony will reportedly unlock the PS5\u2019s SSD in the summer of 2021 PS5 State of Play: Everything Announced at the PlayStation News Event PS5 will be in short supply till the second half of 2021, just like the Xbox Series X Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2 Delayed Past 2021<\/p>\n