After a tumultuous holiday season, PlayStation fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
Sony, the developer of the popular gaming device, faced complaints about a bug in PlayStation Stars that negatively affected people's experience.
The program, in addition to offering points for purchase, allows players to collect exclusive digital collectibles and receive various rewards.
This includes credits for Play Station Store selected and varied toys on a regular basis.
The bug on PlayStation Stars has already been resolved – Image: MeuPlayStation/Reproduction
Sony admits the mistake and apologizes
The company faced criticism after a technical issue with PlayStation Stars Fidelity programThis affected the ability to obtain points for purchases made during the holidays.
The program, known for rewarding users with points for their purchases, failed to deliver on its promise during one of the most anticipated periods of the year.
The bug not only prevented players from receiving the points they were entitled to, but also resulted in unwarranted additional credits for some users.
In response, Sony corrected the error and officially apologized, recognizing the importance of its customers' trust.
Details about the failure and measures taken
The failure was characterized by inconsistency in the allocation of points. Some players missed out on their Christmas purchases, while others saw their balances swell unexpectedly.
This situation generated confusion and frustration, prompting Sony to immediately investigate and resolve the issue.
To correct this, the company has adjusted players' point balances: those who did not receive points now find them in their accounts, and those who received excess points have had their balances corrected.
In cases where excess points were spent, the balances were adjusted negative, reflecting the amount to be redeemed.
This amendment process demonstrated commitment Sony In maintaining the correct distribution and integrity of the program.
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