an error message like this welcomed try users on the PlayStation Network millions of players can log in no online play, as the PlayStation Network is not available.Users see says the network is "currently subject to a maintenance" error messages or is "exposed".
Maker Sony disables the network on Wednesday, after it said in a blog post recognized "external intrusion" and it did all it could to resolve the problem there.
In the last few weeks, PlayStation has a goal of hacker group anonymous.
The Group seemed to deny responsibility for the attack, a message, "once we not do it", the release.
The network has more than 70 million users but were worldwide, Sony not able to clarify, how many players had hit.
Twitter messages and blog posts have however from was posted all over the world.
The problems affected have running other services on the network. Movie rental website love film, the BBC confirmed that their customers are currently not stream movies, when the PlayStation service use.
This failure is the latest in a series of problems for the network, which has suffered long downtime in the last few weeks.
In response have angry gamers blogs, forums and Twitter flooded with complaints.
"A whole day and you still have no clue what this is causing" wrote user of Slickshoes in response to the company's blog post.
'Bad timing'Someone else, Max Smith, contacted the BBC, his frustration to share, not holding Sony players better informed is.
"To be honest I think that Sony have to give Twitter account for more updates in the direction the player about their." Is it crazy no change in the last 18 hours that really makes the community, "he said."
The failure said to mainly a problem for Sony - OLI Welsh, of Eurogamer.net, Easter.
"So much as the weather is nice, a large part is stretched players be plugged in to their favorite hobby of this week."
"It's a pretty big week for new releases, we have the largest in a few months had." It is a really important game portal 2 come called, which has a large online mode, the now not accessible to many people.
"It's a shame for gamers and for Sony, it is a problem."
Anonymous, the group the reputation of Wikileaks attacks, won concluded previously sharply criticized operating system of the Japan-based entertainment giant about his treatment by George Hotz, an American hacker who unlocked the game console.
Sony filed a lawsuit against the 21-year-old, argued that his hack had allowed pirated games on the machine.
The case was dropped earlier this month, after Mr. Hotz agreed, an injunction banning to sign him similar behavior in the future.
A spokesman for Sony was not available for comment.
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