[QUOTE="1llionare_gonzo"]Could someone please explain why PSN is still completely offline for countries like S.Korea and Hong Kong? Or perhaps why SONY has yet to provide any reasonable justification or indication as to when PSN will be back online in ANY capacity in these regions? This to me is not only unprofessional but also bordering unforgivable considering full functionality and services have been restored to the rest of the world. thank you for your **** business Sony. Plagiarize much? J/K. Despite the fact that you took my exact post from another website and posted it here verbatim as your own, all is forgiven considering our shared dejected predicament. Moreover, I'll just chalk it up to being the sincerest form of flattery. As for those who are implicitly making accusations of "belly-aching" against the current have-nots who at most are asking for some empathy are levying such accusations from glass houses. The irony, in this case doesn't need to be spelled out. The criticism against SONY is completely fair and just in that SONY has at the very least an ethical responsibility to keep its customer base informed regarding the progress being made to restore service in the regions in which even basic service is still down. Granted there has been some transparency in regards to the delay of PSN Japan's full restoration. However, it is important to note that Japan still has online capability despite not having access to the PSN store. On the other hand, there has been nothing but silence when it comes to why countries such as S.Korea and Hong Kong have been completely neglected. If in fact, there is an issue with the respective gov'ts and SONY as to why this delay persists, then so be it. PS3 owners in these affected areas deserve to be informed and given some estimated timeline/goal.
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