
Sony’s said that not a great number of PSN users left the service it offers gamers for free over the hack, with company CEO Howard Stringer telling the Wall Street Journal that it was a “very small percentage”.

Sony’s said that not a great number of PSN users left the service it offers gamers for free over the hack, with company CEO Howard Stringer telling the Wall Street Journal that it was a “very small percentage”.

Yesterday Sony detailed the “welcome back” package it’d promised all PSN users a few days after it announced the service had been severely hacked, and while some are very well pleased with the package, others are disgusted with it, saying it’s not enough. Of course, Sony knew there’d be disgruntled users, but like in any other case, you simply can’t please everyone.