Sony has clarified that the PlayStation Network will not be fully operational until May 31, according to media reports.
Talking to financial website Bloomberg, Sony spokesman Shigenori Yoshida said that the company is "uncertain" as to when individual services will be restored for the PlayStation 3 and PSP.
He noted that the plan is for all services to be fully restored by May 31, nearly six weeks after the network was taken down.
Some PSN services were meant to have relaunched over the past weekend, but Sony was forced to further delay the return following a new security breach.
Elsewhere, Nick Caplin, head of communications at SCEE, said that in light of the identity theft protection being offered to PSN users in North America, users in the SCEE region will also be provided with a similar service, although he noted that this is a "very complicated process".
He revealed in a PlayStation Blog post that EU gamers will be offered four free games as part of the Welcome Back programme. PS3 users will be able to choose two games from a list of five, while PSP users will be granted two games from a list of four.
["Very complicated process, huh?"....Okay...
I dont Believe you,.. but "okay"
As much as I dislike Anonymous, I have to hand it to them.. If their goal from stealing this information was to make Sony lose revenue and reputation..
They Succeeded.
Strange thing is, I also believe that by May 31st or whatever date they actually bring everything back online as it was originally, all PSN customers will hold no more animosity towards Sony.
I know I can really only speak for myself here, but.. Ah, who gives a crap..I can speak for all of Humanity too ]
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