I like that Microsoft nickel and dime 360 gamers every chance Microsoft got. It's a very good business tactic, especially when 360 gamers willingly want to be nickel and dime.
Now, I may not agree with 360 gamers' defense of Microsoft's nickel and dime tactic, but I will support it, as long as it's 360 gamers that are getting nickel and dime.
I like this better than those PS3 doom articles.
Finally, an honest perspective from a bank.
Microsoft bowing down to the hackers already. Wow.
Microsoft bowing down to the hackers already? Wow.
It's a good thing Xbox Live is not that secure either.
other hackers sees hackers brining down the PSN, and are going to try to outdo it, but with Xbox Live.
Hackers: "Next target... Microsoft."
That's what you get for using the same password for everything.
Yes, I already changed mine.
No, my Gmail didn't get hacked.
SuperDuper is mad. Really mad. And he doesn't even own a PS3. LOL.
superduper: "Die Sony!! Die!!!"
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Superduper: "*sigh. I have no games to play on the 360."
ICO to investigate sony over recent PSN issues.
Trico to guard Sony from the media Colossus.
Actually, the connection is encrypted (using SSL). It's just that the password and CC# are not encrypted a 2nd time within the already encrypted SSL connection.
And your connection is only decryptable by hackers if you use a custom firmware that hackers have embedded their own custom SSL Certificate into it.
Beside, he's not even the right kind of lawyer. He's actually only an internet environmentalist laywer. :D
Love affair? There was never any love affair to begin with. Ever since 2006, all the media ever does is hate on Sony, and took every chance it got to try to take Sony down.
Anyway, I hope all the anti-Sony reviewers from Kotaku, EuroGamer, and IGN get thier identity stolen.
The Japanse organization business structure is getting really outdated. They need to get with modern time and technolgy, where information and communication is instantanous.
It's like Japanese CEOs doesn't know the internet exist or something.
Sony kept you everybody updated as soon as they had information. You can't expect Sony to tell you something Sony doesn't even know about to begin with.
All these bloggers giving advice to Sony, as if they're some kind of hired professional security experts. Sony don't need your advice.
Sony already hired the best in the industry to investigate and to take care of this matter already. Now, just sit back and let the hired experts do their job. Raging hysterically will Sony will not get your credit card number back if the hackers already have your credit card number.
After robbers steal your stuff, you shouldn't go after them (by notifying the police), because you'll just be asking for more. You should just sit back and do nothing, because it's all your fault to begin with.
Wow. Gaming journalist.
I wouldn't trust an Engadget commenter from the comment section.