PlayStation gamers encounter widespread outages affecting multiple consoles including PS4, PS5, and PS Vita. The disruptions have led to errors in loa

Gamers on all PlayStation devices have been unable to log in or create new accounts. Sony has confirmed the global outage on its support page.

PlayStation users are facing widespread outages across multiple platforms, leaving many unable to sign in or access online features. The outage is impacting PS Vita, PS3, PS4, PS5, and even the web, according to the official page.

Unfortunately, it looks as though a second outage may throw a wrench in those plans, with reports pouring in that the PlayStation Network has gone down as well. According to crowdsourced tracker DownDetector,

On Monday, there were multiple reports of PlayStation users facing network issues while trying to load the system. Down Detector, a website that tracks such outages, showed an upward curve of users reporting network outages on Sony's flagship gaming console.

PlayStation Network (PSN) users experienced a major outage on Monday night, affecting gamers using PS4, PS5, PS Vita, and older PlayStation devices. Sony confirmed the issues, which prevent players from accessing games,

The PlayStation Network is suffering a global outage, with subscribers confirming that they can no longer play online games or access the company's website.

The online gaming provider PlayStation Network is suffering a global outage. All services have been impacted since 2.21pm, according to the PlayStation Network status page, including account management, gaming and social, PlayStation Video and PlayStation Store.

Likewise, they can't stream games on the web or on any PlayStation console. They can't do any window shopping, as well: Users can't browse or search for games, redeem vouches, make any purchases or download previously purchased titles.

The PlayStation 5 and other Sony gaming platforms can’t connect right now, and there’s no word on when the problem will be fixed.