Consoles are increasingly dependent on online connectivity, and when the network that gives access to online content fails, millions of players can’t play online, and even can’t play purchased gameswho need an internet connection to get permission to play.
Here’s what happened today PlayStation Network, which has been down for at least 3 hours, according to Downdetector. People keep reporting problems logging into Twitter.
The reason for this fall is vagrant release of the gamewhere we implement quite realistic street cat, except that he lives in a post-apocalyptic world populated by robots. Our friend from HobbyConsolas really liked it, as you can see in Stray’s review. Watch the video:
Stray is an indie game of French origin, published by Annapurna Interactive, which already won many years ago with a masterpiece called Journey.
In Stray we become homeless cat which falls out of the pipe and lands in a shattered world where no trace of a personwhich appear to have been replaced by robots.
We’ll have to do all the things that cats do, including knocking objects off the edge of the table by gently pushing them with their paws, as well as other things that we don’t, like controlling our own robot to solve some puzzles.
Stray is a great game, but it doesn’t seem to live up to it. the release of an indie game that knocks down the PlayStation Network. It wasn’t the game itself, but the fact that, for the first time, users of the new PlayStation Extra and PlayStation Premium subscriptions will be able to play free.
It is included in the collection Games catalogsome of which will be playable from launch day, thus replicating what Microsoft is doing on Xbox and PC Game Pass. Along with Stray, 17 other games have also been added today.including some highly coveted ones such as Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade.
As if that wasn’t enough, Sony also released a free 7-day trial of PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium today, so we’re guessing a lot of users signed up just to give it a try. to roam.
Of course, Sony has rarely been so happy to see the PlayStation Network go down the drain. Because it shows that your strategy with new PlayStation Plus subscriptions, it’s a complete success.
Source: Computer Hoy
