Sony's PlayStation Network (PSN) suffered a significant global outage beginning Friday evening, February 7, 2025, leaving gamers unable to access online services, the PlayStation Store, and other features. Reports indicate that over 71,000 users initially reported issues, with the number peaking at more than 14,000 incident reports at one point.The disruption affected popular titles such as "Call of Duty" and "Fortnite," leading to halted tournaments and promotional activities. Gamers expressed their frustration on social media, highlighting the high cost of PSN membership, which ranges from £13.49 monthly to £119.99 annually.
Sony acknowledged the issue and stated they were working on a resolution. As of now, PSN services are slowly being restored, but many players are still waiting for full recovery. Gamers are hoping Sony will work quickly to avoid further disruptions.
