Friday, August 29, 2014

Everything Must Come To End, It’s Now Safe To Play Your PS3 (Updated)

Posted by: Ernice Gilbert March 1, 2010 in PSN, Sony 7 Comments

[UPDATE] Sony has just confirmed the fix.

Original story: Good news to report Gamesthirst, PS3 owners around the globe are now reporting that their systems are working. My own is also running great, just booted up Assassin’s Creed II and it’s working like a dream. So is all well? Yes it is, but Sony has yet to official release a statement with confirmation.

They will soon enough.

This was the most devastating PSN situation Sony has faced to date; and by the look of things, it’s coming to an end indeed.

Go on, turn on that console, boot up a game, and play your heart out, I’m tired of writing about this.

We’ll update this post as soon as Sony releases an official statement.

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  • tester4life

    Perhaps Sony is really Skynet, soon the PS3s all around the world will rise againts mankind…
    Or maybe they won’t

    BUT STILL

    Kinda odd that the consoles would turn on by themselves huh? suspiciously odd.

  • Ernice Gilbert

    Odd and weird I know. They did say however it was a clock malfunction that stopped the PS3s from working but still…

  • http://coffeewithgames.blogspot.com/ coffeewithgames

    Kind of strange.
    My PS3 clock is actually on March 1st, though today is March 2nd.

    Also, it’s having issues signing in to PSN, I can play Mirror’s Edge, but it hasn’t signed onto PSN network, and just sits there “thinking”.

  • newyearnewrule

    Don’t know about u guys but I don’t believe Sony. Something’s wrong.

  • Ernice Gilbert

    Coffee, are you still having problems?

  • http://coffeewithgames.blogspot.com/ coffeewithgames

    @Ernice:
    It finally connected. I had to go into settings and do an internet connection test.

    After it did that, it connected like it was supposed to.

  • Ernice Gilbert

    That’s good to know.

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