PSN down thread
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Don't forget rotten eggs......and cinder blocks. 
^^^How could i have forgotten rotten cinder blocks.
I'm guessing they'll largely be games that many people already have and have been out for awhile and can be had for $19.99, like Uncharted 2 for example. I'm guessing Uncharted 2, MGS 4, Modnation Racers, Little Big Planet, Killzone 2, Infamous, etc, anything that can be had as part of a bundle. There's no way they'll give some recently released games like Dragon Age 2, and they'll likely be exclusives.
One can dream though. Give us Uncharted 3!
i can see maybe the downloaded games for psp being little big planet etc.
Yeah, if these guys are/where part of Anon then they are losing the people's goodwill...
Maybe this will force Anon to become less Anonymous towards eachother, making sure nobody will go "rogue" like these guys might have gone...
Not saying they are/where part of Anon, just keeping the posibility open...
Maybe this will force Anon to become less Anonymous towards eachother, making sure nobody will go "rogue" like these guys might have gone...
Not saying they are/where part of Anon, just keeping the posibility open...
I have no issues with it still being down personally, i would rather the keep it offline and fix it completely than throw it up early and have intermittent or still vulnerable service.
Just been on Gamespot and Sony has said PSN won't be back 100% until May 31st 
. However they once again hinted at other stuff being restored earlier but nothing specific. You would assume the first thing they are bringing back would be online play and I hope PSN store doesn't take too long cause I was planning on buying a few things from next week 
Sony has got to take a hit in console sales and game sales over this...We have Socom recently released along with Flashpoint & Portal whom all have strong CO-OP natures to them. Also Brink is out soon and a new COD:BO map pack so Microsoft must be rubbing their hands with glee.
Another article stated Sony has loss around 2 billion (I assume in Yen) due to PSN outage mainly because of their stock prices taking a hammering.
. However they once again hinted at other stuff being restored earlier but nothing specific. You would assume the first thing they are bringing back would be online play and I hope PSN store doesn't take too long cause I was planning on buying a few things from next week Sony has got to take a hit in console sales and game sales over this...We have Socom recently released along with Flashpoint & Portal whom all have strong CO-OP natures to them. Also Brink is out soon and a new COD:BO map pack so Microsoft must be rubbing their hands with glee.
Another article stated Sony has loss around 2 billion (I assume in Yen) due to PSN outage mainly because of their stock prices taking a hammering.
Only thing I haven't like during this outage is that Netflix recently stopped working a couple of weeks ago, despite it was still working after the initial assault. There was a work around but it no longer works. I don't want to pay an additional subscription fee with XBL (
) just to watch Netflix in HD. So I'm stuck with the SD stereo version off of the Wii.
) just to watch Netflix in HD. So I'm stuck with the SD stereo version off of the Wii.
^ Tried that. It starts to buffer a video, and I'm prompted to login again. Apparently some PS3 owners have a different version depending on when you downloaded the app. Unfortunately, I have the latest that requires the PSN to verify whether you are using a hacked console or whatever. Oh well. 
D'oh!
Ah sweet sweet Karma
You know, I know some people feel Sony shouldn't have sued in the first place, but you can be sure that Sony has reasons now more than ever, just on the fact alone for the damages that were done to the company as a whole.
I think you're comparing apples and oranges here. Cracking the PS3 master key was useful for extending the system's functionality. It could be used for good or bad purposes, but I think people should have a fundamental right to alter software and hardware that they've purchased.
Breaking into Sony's network and stealing data? That's unequivocally "bad," no matter why someone did it. Sony should prosecute those responsible to the fullest extent of the law.
Breaking into Sony's network and stealing data? That's unequivocally "bad," no matter why someone did it. Sony should prosecute those responsible to the fullest extent of the law.
