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The PlayStation Network had its share of issues over the Christmas holiday and the backlash from that is proof enough that gamers don't forget easily.

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It appears were not quite out of the woods yet with PSN login issues, as Sony just changed the status of the PlayStation Network from Online to Intermittent Connectivity, with this message displayed on their Status Page:

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Sony has confirmed its online gaming service is up and running after being brought down by a DDoS attack over the holiday weekend.

In an update post on PlayStation Blog, Sony released the following statement regarding the PSN outage: PlayStation Network is back online. As you probably know, PlayStation Network and some other gaming services were attacked over the holidays with artificially high levels of traffic designed to disrupt connectivity and online gameplay. This may have prevented your access to the network and its services over the last few days.

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Thanks to recent PlayStation Network and Xbox Live outages, logging in to play Destiny these past few days has proven to be difficult. As such, Bungie has confirmed that Xur, an in-game merchant who sells high-level gear, will be staying in the Tower until Monday night.

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Sony just announced that the PSN is finally getting back online after a second extended outage and a brief period online following Christmas' blackout.

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(and verified by the fact that I can't log in online). Sony has not issued an official word yet on the cause of the attacks or when it expects online services to be operational again. We'll update this story with further details as they're made available.

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(and verified by the fact that I can't log in online). Sony has not issued an official word yet on the cause of the attacks or when it expects online services to be operational again. We'll update this story with further details as they're made available.

Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com