The downtime, which began on Friday evening, affected account management, online play, social features, and the PlayStation Store, leaving many players unable to launch their digital games or connect with friends. Players voiced their frustration across social media, noting problems with multiplayer games like Fortnite and Call of Duty, as well as missing friends lists, trophies, and digital game access. Some users humorously pointed out that while they couldn’t play their purchased games, the PlayStation Store remained accessible, allowing them to spend money without being able to enjoy their purchases. Given Unity’s popularity with both indie and major game studios, this change could have a significant impact on accessibility in the industry. Read more in our articles including "PSN Back Online After Massive Outage Left Gamers Stranded" and "Unity adds native screen reader support on macOS and Windows for better game accessibility".
The downtime, which began on Friday evening, affected account management, online play, social features, and the PlayStation Store, leaving many players unable to launch their digital games or connect with friends. Players voiced their frustration across social media, noting problems with multiplayer games like Fortnite and Call of Duty, as well as missing friends lists, trophies, and digital game access.
Some users humorously pointed out that while they couldn’t play their purchased games, the PlayStation Store remained accessible, allowing them to spend money without being able to enjoy their purchases. Given Unity’s popularity with both indie and major game studios, this change could have a significant impact on accessibility in the industry.
Our coverage of PSN digital game access includes: "PSN Back Online After Massive Outage Left Gamers Stranded"; "Unity adds native screen reader support on macOS and Windows for better game accessibility"; "10 Video Games to Watch Out For in March 2017". Each article provides unique insights and information.