Sony does a rebranding of the PlayStation Network.

Here’s how the PlayStation Network getting hacked resulted in a mass phishing mail being sent to my contact list.

PlayStation Network (PSN) and Qriocity have been hacked, and all user data, including password and credit card information might have been stolen.

The PlayStation Network has been down for a LOT of days now. People are starting to get angry and there has been no real report from Sony. A PSX-Scene.com moderator has come all out with a reason for the PlayStation Network’s downtime. Read on to find out why the PlayStation Network is down.

PlayStation Network and Qriocity is down for the fifth straight day, as Sony tries to rebuild the system to enhance security.

Sony has confirmed that the PlayStation Network and Qriocity outages were caused by external intrusions, even as anonymous disclaimed any role in the hack.

The PlayStation Network has been adding game after game to its servers. Some brand new releases in February are listed after the break!

Calling it the very unimaginative “Online Saving” process, Sony has informed developers about this new axis of storing files and save data with their forthcoming 3.60 firmware update. Cloud storage has the dual advantage of not only making sure the gamer has his/her peace of mind, knowing that their save data is safely backed up on a remote server, it also enables the gamer to play the same game from the same save point on multiple consoles, since the save data is tied to a specific PlayStation Network account.

Well this is a first – for both Valve and Sony. The highly anticipated successor to the really awesome First Person Puzzle Solver That Ate Your Brains Out While Being Ridiculously Funny Portal will very probably be one of the firsts in gaming history; Portal 2’s PS3 version will come with an activation key for the Steam version to play on your PC (or Mac), completely free!