PSN maintenance scheduled for tomorrow

Posted By | On 05th, Aug. 2011

PSN will face maintenance from 5.30am and 10.30am tommorow, Sony has said. It’s just the routine maintenance, and not due to any external intrustion that we have gotten accustomed to.

“Please note for the duration of this period SCEE titles only will not be available online, and there may be additional downtime after for testing purposes,” said Sony.

“This will not affect your ability to sign in to the PlayStation Network, and you will still be able to play other titles online.”

And no, don’t get your hopes up for Cross Game Chat capability.


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