(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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Wow, this is terrible.

**** sony im lucky my graduation is coming so i can get an xbox

*Starts an Xbox 360 Fund*

source? please

I'm glad there are not just picking dates anymore and not keeping there promises

Time to turn off the lights, take off my pants, turn on my t.v and play Final Fantasy 24/7.

can somebody explain to me how Sony can turn off the switch in a matter of minutes, but take A WHOLE MONTH to reboot?
Exactly what server takes 30 days to reboot? Sony running Pentium 2 processor computers over there?

And all this because of a Computers 101 javascript injection?

Damn, they better add cross-game chat, and name change feature or I'm gonna be pissed.

I just started playing the 360... it will take some time to get use to the controller after 10+ years of playstation, but it looks like I plenty of that !!!