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When PSN Goes Down Sony Should Give Us A Day Of PS Plus

A major problem with PSN going down is that recent Triple-A games require updates and patches in order to actually work. Sony-owned titles such as LittleBigPlanet 3 and DRIVECLUB are an absolute mess without the day one patches installed, and even then they still struggle to work properly.

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the_dark_one3398d ago

Didnt sony annouce that they will compensate gamers with like to games to chose from ps3,4 and vita? And like a month of free psplus or music unlimited?

nX3398d ago

Yeah you wish. They lose much more from this outage than we do, you should be happy if you'll get anything as a compensation.

PeaSFor3398d ago

dat 0.13cents credit.....

the_dark_one3398d ago (Edited 3398d ago )

Actually i read somewhere they will

lodossrage3398d ago

@the_dark_one

That was years ago during the ACTUAL hack. And they did give that stuff you mentioned.

THIS, isn't a hack. This is just a group of people overloading servers with false traffic.

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medman3397d ago

How's that all digital, always online future working out so far? All digital, always online my a$$.

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ShadowKing-3398d ago

yeah and mcdonalds should give me my money for making me fat too.

not sony's fault services went down, they dont owe us a damn thing.

TimeSkipLuffy3398d ago

no but I want the exact same burger (or very close) as shown in their pictures :D That would be a start!

christian hour3398d ago

Have you ever looked up how those photos are done? It's insane, there's actually one guy in the industry who's known for being the best at making food look good in photos. Methods include hand gluing on each seed on the bun in to a desirable pattern. They also paint on the "grill" marks and ad gloss etc, not to mention the food is under extreme lights for lengthy periods so they keep getting replaced every few minutes until the perfect shot is done. A single photo shoot can go through hundreds of burgers.

OtakuDJK1NG-Rory3398d ago

comparing server to food now huh

T_T

one2thr3398d ago (Edited 3398d ago )

That made me lol

cluckey073397d ago

Isn't it their fault though? They knew about it ahead of time. They could have been prepared and gotten proper protection. When it went out in 2011 it wasn't their fault either but they gave us two or three free games. I'm not saying do the same because they give us tons of free games already. But what about giving us some new free themes or something? Or hey just be transparent with whats happening.
PSN is down now also and it's not due to hackers. It's just servers being overwhelmed with people trying to play. They should know better.

THC CELL3398d ago

No we get enough, lame article

HaydenJameSmith3398d ago (Edited 3398d ago )

I suppose if a Van went through the window of a restaurant I was dining in, they should be obligated to refund me. Right ?

Silly article... the real villains are the group of self proclaimed hackers who think they're being so clever ruining Xbox Live and PSN for everyone. If anything something should be done to stop them...

GamersPost3398d ago (Edited 3398d ago )

Sony should not blame any hackers. I think they aren't interested in spending more on security or they don't have the required infrastructure to make the servers running smoothly. Either way they do have the required funds to do both, to hire more people and to maintain more servers. Today everybody who really wants not to be affected by DDoS attacks can take the required precautions and build a system against it.

HaydenJameSmith3398d ago (Edited 3398d ago )

It's not that cut and dry, there would have been hundreds of thousands of people getting there new consoles on Christmas Day and tons of new IP's coming online (that's why the Lizard Squad DDoS attacked PSN and Xbox Live on Christmas cause it'd be harder to stop them) and PSN's server quality is a completely different subject, I just don't think people are entitled to be reimbursed for issues that are caused by others.

I agree that they should have a quality service if they choose to charge people for these services, but a group of proclaimed self righteous anarchists are not their responsibility. It's not that easy to stop DDoS attacks or MS and Sony would have done it already... cause there is potential losses which neither company want to endure.

Kayant3398d ago

No if you actual research you would see it's not worth the cost and it's not a dry cut solution because there isn't one for this only minimising. Not to say they don't need to upgrade their infrastructure but just to prevent DDOS attacks is not justifiable.

Sharky2313398d ago

Security has nothing to do with these crashes! They flood the servers with fake traffic and it crashes! You could have all kinds of security and it would still happen! Same thing for Xbox live. Until they find a way to stop the guys behind this we have to just sit through it!

Eonjay3398d ago

This is bull. How about when networks are sabotaged by dbags, we demand them to pay us back for the inconvenience. How about we tell them to get a life and leave us alone. What, you expect Sony and Microsoft to pay but let the cause to go unpunished. You are falling for their trap.

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Dragon Ball FighterZ's Rollback Update Was Too Little Too Late

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LG_Fox_Brazil22h ago

I agree, I consider the first one a cult classic already

isarai17h ago

You say "yet" as if it's even possible anymore. United Front Games is gone, along with anyone that made this game what it is

CrimsonWing693h ago

That’s what happens when games sell poorly. And I’ve seen people wonder why people cry when a game sells badly… this is your answer.

solideagle2h ago

Majority of the time it's true but if a company/publisher is big (in terms of money), they can take a hit or 2. e.g. I am not worried about Rebirth sales as Square will make Remake 3 anyway but if FF 17 doesn't sell then Square might need to look for alternative. <-- my humble opinion

Abnor_Mal2h ago

Doesn’t Microsoft own the IP now since they acquired Activision?

DaReapa39m ago

No. Square Enix owns the IP.

boing11h ago(Edited 1h ago)

Sleeping Dogs was a sleeper hit back then. It was fantastic. It actually still is. Would love a sequel to this, or at least a revive of True Crime series.

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