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The PSN Is Back To Full Speed In Japan This Week!
The PSN Store and Qriocity are finally coming back online in Japan on July 6, meaning that the PlayStation Network is finally back at 100 percent in Japan. The PSN was knocked offline after it was hacked in April. [Sony]
Qriocity Back At Full Speed
Starting today, Sony stated its content service Qriocity on the PSN is fully restored in all serviced territories, including Japan.
PSN Returning To Japan Tomorrow
Today, Sony revealed that starting on May 28, the PlayStation Network and Qriocity will gradually resume in Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand. [Sony]
How Sony Is Explaining The PSN Network Outage To Its Developers
Sony execs have already apologized to PlayStation customers by way of the company’s official blog and with extremely deep bows, but what’s the message to game developers affected by the PlayStation Network outage? Industry Gamers has the internal memo in which they “deeply regret that this incident has occurred,” but don’t offer many new details.
Sony Confirms ‘External Intrusion’ Is Behind PSN Outage
Sony Lays Down The Law On PlayStation 3 Hacking
Watch Music Unlimited Stream Your Music Collection To A PS3
Despite going digital, music remains oddly attached to the devices used to buy it. Sony hopes to change that with the advent of Music Unlimited, a service that can stream your music to a variety of devices including the PS3.
Sony Piques ‘Qriocity’ By Registering That Trademark
This always happens in threes. Yesterday we saw the magic words tipping off Nintendo and Microsoft’s next projects. Today brings word that Sony’s having fun with high-scoring Scrabble consonants again, registering “Qriocity” not for a game – but a network.



















