The Facebook app for the PlayStation Vita appeared for European users earlier this week, with the app unceremoniously arriving for those in the US the following day. It looks like there were still some kinks to be worked out, however, with Eurogamer reporting that the app has now been pulled — something that we were able to confirm on our devices as well. According to the site, gamers had been having issues logging into Facebook with the app, receiving an “NP-13144-3” error message. A Sony representative speaking to Joystiq reportedly provided little clarity, confirming that the app was pulled and that the company is “currently looking into this to restore it to normal operational status.” No timeline has been provided for the app’s return, but we’ll keep you posted as soon as we learn more.
Facebook for PS Vita pulled from the PlayStation Store
Sony has pulled the Facebook app for the PlayStation Vita after some users were reportedly receiving error messages when using the application.
Sony has pulled the Facebook app for the PlayStation Vita after some users were reportedly receiving error messages when using the application.
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