PlayStation Network outage disrupts Marvel Tokon beta

The PlayStation Network experienced widespread outages on July 24, 2026, affecting logins and services for thousands of users. The disruption coincided with the launch of the free Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls beta weekend.

Reports of server issues began in the morning, with the PSN status page stating that all services were experiencing problems. Affected areas included account management and digital purchases on PS Vita, PS3, PS4, PS5, and Web PSN.

The outage came at an inopportune time as players tried to access the Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls open beta. Steam data showed the game reaching a peak of 22,087 concurrent players that morning.

By 3:57 p.m. ET, the status page updated to indicate that all services were up and running. Sony has not provided details on the cause or scale of the outage.

Some users speculated about a connection to earlier Amazon Web Services problems, but AWS reported its issues resolved without immediate improvement to PSN.

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Illustration of users experiencing Meta's Facebook and Instagram outage on their phones.
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Meta Platforms face outage affecting Facebook and Instagram

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Meta's social media services experienced widespread disruptions on June 12. Users reported problems accessing Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp starting around 9 a.m. ET.

The open beta for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls encountered significant performance issues on PC after launching on July 24.

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Developer Arc System Works has apologised for gameplay and performance problems affecting the PC version of Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls during its open beta.

Sony has postponed the release of its FlexStrike wireless fight stick for the PlayStation 5. The accessory was originally set to launch in August with Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls but now faces an indefinite delay.

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Meta services experienced outages this Friday, June 12, starting early in the morning.

Sony held its State of Play showcase on June 2, revealing gameplay and release dates for multiple upcoming PlayStation 5 titles. The hour-long presentation featured first-party and third-party games during Summer Game Fest week.

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Activision has taken initial steps to address widespread cheating in the recently released Black Ops 1 and 2 ports on PlayStation 4 and 5. The developer disabled affected playlists and applied a server-side fix after players reported frequent encounters with hackers. More updates are promised.

 

 

 

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