(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); A Sony spokesman told The Wall Street Journal on Saturday a full system reboot would take until the end of the month, and declined to say when the system would be back online.




"When making the May 1 announcement we were unaware of the extent of the attack on Sony Online Entertainment servers, and we are taking this opportunity to conduct further testing of the incredibly complex system,” said Patrick Seybold, senior director of corporate communications, in a blog post on Friday.

Sony executives had said May 1 that they were aiming to get parts of the service back up within the week, but now they mention a full system reboot.

The biggest concern for gamers now is whether or not a full system reboot is going to be required. That would keep PSN down for weeks to come.

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This is for the store and all not just online. online well be back before that.

this is old news. they have been saying for ever its going to take forever to get everything back online. this doesnt mean that the actul psn wont be back up until the end of the month

That Is Stupid......Very Stupid

Sony :yuno: afford security!

A full system reboot taking a month is old news, as Sony told us it would be nearly a month until full PSN services were restored. Basic services however, like signing in, syncing trophies, playing online and all that shit was supposed to be a week, which has since expired.

I can understand that they where rebuilding PSN, but how can rebooting take so long? Because what i understand under rebooting is some like restarting..
And with restartig service's nothing changes..

So it would mean their are going to completly change everything?

Ah cheers.

dam that sucks i have nothing to do

its old news mate. psn well be up this week.