PSN Update Stops Users From Accessing Paid Content


A routine bit of maintenance on the PlayStation Network last week has gone a little pear-shaped, it seems, with users in Europe complaining that post-update they’ve been unable to access content they’ve already paid for.

While North American users appear unaffected, the problem has struck hundreds of users in PAL territories like Britain, continental Europe and Australasia.

Those affected are getting an error report labelled “80023102”, which helpfully informs them “No content was found” when a user tries to download or re-download PSN content they’ve already purchased.

A moderator on Sony’s official forums wrote earlier today that “I’m being told that the cause of the problem has been identified, but a resolution has yet to become available.”

download list& transaction list both gone or PS Store error 80023102 [PlayStation, via VG247]


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