Having the Playstation Network down for several days now has frustrated many video game fans. Some have even been demanding that Sony do something such as give away a free video game for everyone's troubles. It appears Sony may be doing something in response to all the trouble, but is it a bad idea?
According to gamrFeed website, Sony is giving online gamers a deal on its PlayStation Plus service. The new promotional offer allows fans to have three extra months tacked onto the normal 12-month subscription. This deal is for the same usual price as a full year's subscription. The special deal will run until May 3rd.
PlayStation Plus is the paid version of PlayStation Network which launched back in June of 2010. Subscribers of this service typically get early access to various content including game demos, betas, and other items of interest. Apparently, there are three-month subscriptions in addition to one-year subscriptions available for purchase.  However, right now the PlayStation Plus website gives the scrolling update that the network is currently down.
There's apparently another PS Plus deal in the works too, where Sony may give PlayStation Plus members a free copy of "Red Faction: Battlegrounds." It all sounds like a major bribe on the part of Sony to lure customers into its network. The PSN issue has been going on for five days according to some reports online, and may not be resolved until Tuesday. That's certainly a lot of unwanted downtime for Sony's network and its faithful users. However, something needs to be done or Sony may lose fans fast.
With the recent news that Sony Playstation Network is down, will the PlayStation Plus deal be a good enough move by Sony?






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Did 70,000,000 mil people need to suffer for the cause of ONE person who is technically not getting Sony's point . If Sony don't agree with what he is doing to their server then they have all the right to do legal action ....
But come on I think the best thing for Sony to do right now is just put the network up and running again so it doesn't loose its customers I think it's fair that way and just warn people not to HACK THEIR SYSTEMS ... Period ....
I would prefer for them to give out a 10.00 psn card for the fact that they bumped us all for the cause of one person .