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The PlayStation network has been shutdown since April 20 2011. They are working round the clock rebuilding and strengthening the system and should have it back up within a week, Early May 2011 they will begin the procedure to restore services regionally. The related question will have the latest information that has been provided and will be updated as new information becomes available.
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Is psn working in Japan?
The site is down worldwide see related question
When is psn going to work again?
It's working now and has been since it restarted on June 2 2011
Is there a working psn code generator?
Yes there is.Just email me atfriendlygangsta@yahoo.comI will give you the link right there,NOTICE: There is no surverys
Does a American psn card work on a psn Japanese account?
No, a Japanese PSN account can only be funded with a Japanese PSN card, one with a yen amount on it.
Where do you get a psn number for your ps3?
It's actually known as a PSN ID. http://www.us.playstation.com/PSN/mediago
Why the psn code birthday not working?
There could be several reasons why a PlayStation Network (PSN) birthday code isn't working. Ensure that you're entering the code correctly, as typos or incorrect characters can cause issues. Additionally, check if the code has expired or if there are regional restrictions. If the problem persists, consider reaching out to PlayStation Support for further assistance.
What does psn mean when describing an artwork?
WHAT DOES PSN STAND FOR OR MEAN
How do you play others on psp?
by PSN you need a account to PSN
Is there a PSN in psp3000?
The PSP-3000 can access the PSN, yes.
How do you get a PSN ID in black ops ds?
You can't. PSN stands for PlayStation Network. You can't connect a DS to PSN.
Can you redeem your UK PSN account with German network cards?
No you can't, PSN cards are country and currency locked. You cannot redeem German PSN topup cards on a UK PSN account.
Are you going to have to pay for psn?
No, PSN is free and there is no indication that is going to change.
