India, April 3 -- A month ago, PlayStation Network (PSN) experienced a frustrating 24-hour outage, marking its most extended downtime since the infamous hack of 2011 that left the service offline for nearly a month. After a tense day of uncertainty, PSN was finally restored, and Sony has now rolled out its compensation for the inconvenience. For those affected by the disruption, here is what you can expect as a gesture of goodwill from the company.

The PlayStation Plus users are getting an extension of five days on their membership as a form of compensation for the outage. This means that the users will be getting extra time to access and play their favourite game for an additional five days, effective from today. The compensation comes ...