Microsoft’s Xbox Live service had an outage, resulting in gamers facing problems in connecting to it. This caused failed purchases, inability to sign in for some users, issues in launching certain games, and unavailability of xCloud gaming. While Microsoft was able to resolve the problem in six hours, it did admit that the fix took longer than anticipated to apply.

Today, it’s the PlayStation Network’s turn which appears to be down for several games. According to Sony’s dedicated network service status page, the PlayStation Network is facing issues in the “gaming and social” category. This affects the PlayStation Vita, 3, 4, and 5. The company cautions that:

You might have difficulty launching games, apps, or network features. We’re working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.

It’s unclear exactly how widespread the problem is, but the status appears to be the same across most regions including the US, UK, and Canada. Engadget reports that while some games like Fortnite and Fall Guys work just fine, players are having issues connecting to others such as Call of Duty: Warzone, Minecraft, Destruction AllStars, and Don’t Starve Together.

The issue was officially confirmed by Sony on 6:33PM ET, but earlier reports point to it appearing on 1PM ET, which essentially means that it’s been almost 12 hours since the partial outage began. It’s currently unclear when a fix will be rolled out, but you can keep an eye on the network service status page for updates in the meantime.