Beginning in April of 2011, the PlayStation brand experienced what is undoubtedly its darkest hour. For more than three long, drawn-out weeks, Sony's PlayStation Network was offline, recovering from a catastrophic hack that exposed a staggering 77 million consumers' personal information, credit card details, addresses, and more. It's almost hard to believe it happened at all. But it did. Here's how it all played out. Colin's Last Stand: Side Quest is free of baked-in ads, product placement, and other obnoxious forms of advertising because of your support. Please consider subscribing to CLS' Patreon to show your support for independent content:
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