Gamers hoping to spend an evening in front of their PlayStation 5 or PlayStation 4 may be out of luck, as Sony’s gaming network is suffering a massive outage on Monday night.

Sony PlayStation Network is down. The company has confirmed the outage and says it is working on resolving the problem. The issue has affected PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PS Vita and older models.

Sony has acknowledged the situation and said that it is working to resolve the issue. Check out which platforms are affected.

The outage on Monday locked users out of their accounts. Another bug showed annoying ads on home screens. But they've all been fixed now.

The disruption impacted a variety of consoles, including the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PS Vita, and even older devices like the PlayStation 3. Gamers who were looking forward to playing online were left frustrated as the network outage prevented them from launching or playing games.

Users on consoles like the PS5, PS4, PS Vita, and PS3 reported being unable to start games or apps due to errors.

The online gaming service PlayStation Network is suffering a global outage. All services have been impacted since 2.21pm, according to the PlayStation Network status page, including account management, gaming and social, PlayStation Video and PlayStation Store.

Sony's PlayStation Network faced a significant outage on Tuesday, leaving gamers unable to access their accounts and affecting gamers worldwide. The outage began late Monday and continued into Tuesday morning.

PlayStation Network appears to be suffering issues right now with users unable to sign-in or play PS5 games online.