PlayStation community member RealRadec had his PSN account hacked over the weekend of October 5, 2026, with attackers changing his login credentials and locking him out. He recovered the account only after Colin Moriarty leveraged his Sony connections — a privilege RealRadec says most players do not have. The incident resurfaces long-standing concerns about PSN security vulnerabilities as Sony pushes toward an all-digital future.
Inside Internet's new Asobi app lets Steam Deck and Linux users stream PlayStation Plus cloud games without owning a PS4 or PS5. The free playtest unlocks premium features like 4K upscaling and haptic feedback, though a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription and PSN account are still required.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, set to release on August 6, 2026, for PS5 and PC, has been blocked in 132 countries, likely due to Sony's PSN requirements, mirroring the Helldivers 2 blockage in 177 countries. The game promises exciting tag-team combat with a roster including Captain America, Iron Man, and Deadpool. Fans in affected regions express displeasure over the inaccessibility.
