The much-anticipated hot launch of the “Game of Thrones” prequel saw a massive influx of users flocking to HBO Max, overwhelming the service for some Sunday night in the US.
The hotly-anticipated launch of the “Game of Thrones” prequel saw large numbers of users flock to HBO Max, overwhelming the service for some Sunday night in WE. More than 3,000 power outages have been reported globally by the monitoring service Error alarms at 9 p.m. in New Yorklike “House of the Dragon” was released.
A representative for Warner Bros Discovery Inc., HBO’s parent company, said in a statement “successfully viewed” the show is being “successfully viewed” by millions of subscribers. “We know a small percentage of users try to connect via Fire television devices are experiencing issues and are in the process of being resolved for affected users,” the representative added.
Amazon. com Inc., manufacturer of Fire TV product, said in a statement on Monday that the issue had been resolved.
However, many users took to Twitter to complain about these issues.
“House of the Dragon” comes out more than three years after the last episode of “Game of Thrones”, the series alone has attracted 19.3 million viewers, a record for HBO. The prequel is set about 170 years ago and focuses on the bloody chaos of the Targaryen family.
Streaming companies have struggled to keep up with demand for their most popular shows. Earlier this year, the release of the season finale of “Strange things” send Netflix The foundation of Inc. crash.
