NEW YORK - After hit by hacker attacks that cause the PlayStation Network (PSN) offline for nearly a month, Sony is trying to win back the hearts of the users by distributing video games for free. Earlier this week, Sony thanked profusely for gamers who use the PSN network "for his patience, support and tremendous loyalty" during the service could not function. NEW YORK - After hit by hacker attacks that cause the PlayStation Network (PSN) offline for nearly a month, Sony is trying to win back the hearts of the users by distributing video games for free. Earlier this week, Sony thanked profusely for gamers who use the PSN network "for his patience, support and tremendous loyalty" during the service could not function. As part of their award, Sony is giving bonuses to PSN users and Qriocity music streaming service in the territory of the United States (U.S.) and Canada in the form of two new games, either in the format of the PlayStation 3 and PSP. They can do the registration for free on the PlayStation Store when it is back online. PS3 users can choose two titles from a number of the following games: Dead Nation, Infamous, LittleBigPlanet, Super Stardust HD and Wipeout HD. As for PSP users, the choice is LittleBigPlanet, ModNation Racers, Pursuit Force and Killzone: Liberation. Similarly, as reported by Yahoo News, Tuesday (05/17/2011). Sony also gave the same offer to users in Europe and Latin America. But the Japanese technology giant has not offered any compensation to its users in Asia, where the PSN network is not back in operation. (van)
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