The predicted shut down of PlayStation Vue has finally come, ending functionality to the service that was five years old.
This was discovered this afternoon by PlayStation Vue TV viewers in the Eastern region of the United States that found a message saying, “PlayStation Vue is no longer available. Thank you for your support.”
On Twitter, there have already been tweets about the end of the service:
And that’s it, PlayStation Vue is officially offline. RIP to the greatest TV streaming service to date. First major player down too.
— Rythian✖️JackofAllControllers.com (@AlphaFoxWarfare) January 30, 2020
PlayStation Vue just died… I may have cried a little. #PlayStation #playstationvue
— Joe Macaratz (@JMacaratz) January 30, 2020
There was even a tweet that criticized the people from Sony who worked on the project, who apparently never “took a marketing class.”
RIP #psvue. Too bad no one at @Sony ever took a marketing class.
— Kevin Hannigan (@kevinhannigan) January 30, 2020
For those that are still looking for an alternative to PlayStation Vue, we have that right here. If you are going to be looking for a cheap replacement for Vue, then we suggest that you look into the brand new live TV streaming service, VidGo, which is priced very similarly and has a similar channel lineup, compared to PlayStation Vue.
RIP PlayStation Vue
March 18, 2015-January 30, 2020
