Sony is finally addressing the various issues with its PlayStation 4 console, with the SCE Australia Managing Director, Michael Ephraim talking about the recent troubles of the PS4, something that has got gamers angry.
He said “Listen: we’re really, really apologetic. Dealing with network and digital–I’m not trying to spread or deflect anything, but dealing on such a robust network is a tricky experience. The good thing is we’ve launched 2.01, which has fixed the Rest Mode, and has fixed the YouTube app.” Ephraim added “It was very unfortunate. We hate that. The network was down during the 2.0 release. It’s very unfortunate. Those things are gonna happen over time. We’re not bulletproof on those things.”
The PlayStation director added that a struggling network has been one of the side effects of the initial success of Sony’s next-gen console, with the company selling over 13.5 million units so far. He added “Dealing with global network loads and concurrent users for a platform that is ever expanding because of our sales being so strong is tricky at times, and we’re not infallible.”
Source: GameSpot.
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