Update: The PSN status page is now showing all services as up and running as of 4:22 PM PDT.

　　Original Story: The string of recent PlayStation Network issues continues again today, as the service is again experiencing problems, at least for PlayStation 4 users.

　　Following reports of issues with specific games, Sony's official PSN status page has been updated to reflect today's problems. As of this writing, two specific areas of PSN on PS4 are impacted: gaming/social and the PlayStation Store.

　　In the case of the former, you may have issues launching or playing certain games. We've seen complaints of this related to Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Driveclub, and the newly launched Rocket League, though other games may be affected as well.

　　As for the PlayStation Store, Sony lists only the PS4 as being affected. As today is a Tuesday, the PlayStation Store is--barring any continued issues--set to get its weekly content update today, which will bring with it the new PlayStation Plus games for July.

　　The service alerts were published at 10:30 AM PDT, though complaints seem to have been circulating all morning. Last week, the problems were more widespread, impacting more systems and services. It's unclear what's causing today's problems, but Sony has said previously that the service is attacked daily.

　　In a tweet this morning, Sony said, "Engineers are investigating issues with the PSN connectivity; thanks for your patience."

　　We'll keep this story updated with the latest on PSN's status.