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Consumers are returning to Sony’s PlayStation Network, but have done so in a cautious manner, highlighted by an upturn in sales of pre-paid PSN cards, former Sony Computer Entertainment Europe boss and current Capcom Europe head David Reeves has told ME Gamers.
“We have seen on PSN, and probably Sony are in a better place to tell you this, that there is a resurgence in people buying the generic PSN cards in retail stores rather than putting up their credit card details,” said Reeves.
He added: “I think in the future they will make more non-generic cards, like game branded ones, such as Street Fighter or FIFA, or even Modern Warfare. But the generic ones have done well. People are playing it a bit safe at the moment because the hackers will be back [laughs], that’s my personal opinion. I mean…they will right?
Back in June Sony said the PSN activity level had returned to 90 per cent of pre-hack levels.
