And is that, many users are awaiting the controversy with the PS4 CMOS battery, which seems to also affect PS5 and Xbox Series, and Sony has taken the opportunity to reach out to users of its more “retro” platforms, in quotes.

In principle, they had planned to close the PSP, PS3, and PS Vita Stores between June and July of this year, but Jim Ryan, head of PlayStation, has issued a statement on the platform’s blog in which he announces a change in measures and qualifies the initial measurements as “wrong”.

This is the statement

” We recently notified players that the PlayStation Store for PS3 and PS Vita was scheduled to end this summer. 

However, upon reflection, it is clear that we made the wrong decision. So today I am happy to say that we will keep the PlayStation Store running for PS3 and PS Vita. The PSP Store will be retired on July 2, 2021, as planned. 

When we decided to end purchase compatibility for PS3 and PS Vita it was due to several factors, including compatibility issues on older devices and the possibility of focusing our resources more on older devices. newer devices, which most of our players play on. 

Now we see that many of you are looking forward to continuing to buy classic games on PS3 and PS Vita in the immediate future, so I am glad that we have been able to find a solution to remain active.

I’m glad we can keep this part of our story alive for gamers to enjoy as we continue to create cutting-edge new game worlds for PS4, PS5, and the next generation of VR.

Thank you for sharing your feedback with us – we always listen and appreciate the support of our PlayStation community“.

As you can see, it seems that the reaction of the community has made the bosses of the PlayStation video game division reflect, so it’s not bad at all. And this, by the way, happened not long ago when Microsoft announced the price increase for Xbox Live, something that the community did not like at all and that, therefore, was not executed.