A PlayStation user has been given a whopping $50,000 by Sony after they found an issue with the PlayStation 5. The stunning sum could leave some PlayStation gamers a bit envious, but in theory, anyone could potentially qualify for another $50,000 from the console manufacturer.
It hasn't been entirely smooth sailing for PlayStation in recent times, as Sony deals with the backlash following the announcement that new physical games for PlayStation would be discontinued, plus the continued rising cost of the console family. While it's likely that those issues won't change, maintaining a solid system free of exploits and glitches is a necessity in order to keep the active playerbase happy.
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While most PlayStation gamers usually give the company money, it's pretty rare for it to work the other way around. Accordingly, a user's reveal that they were awarded $50,000 by Sony has left some fans envious. A hacker going by 2tonejordy revealed on Twitter that they had been granted the maximum award possible in the PlayStation bug bounty program, and joked that they figured they could now afford Grand Theft Auto 6 with the newly-awarded...
