Yes because as gamers we should definitely support your clever idea of making 80% of our post year 2000 game libraries unplayable, allowing Apple to dominate the home PC market with hugely marked up closed machines that support very few games and leave Nintendo's sequel machine to be the only console out there.fedefrasis said:Screwing with Sony = Making the world a better placeerbkaiser said:Good. Nail his ass... he's just a little black hat cracker. Hope his supporters will now see what an ffing douche he really is.
Hacking his own PS3 = fine (srew the DMCA)
Posting the root security keys publicly just to screw with Sony = crime.
Sony And M$oft ceasing to exist = A world actually worth living in (Except for EA and Activision)
Yeah, most people won't let things like facts get in the way, I think they might want to play a game.Baresark said:Haha, this article is epic fail. All it says is that Sony filed a motion (meaning a petition requesting the court to do something), and they accused him of tampering with the hard drive. It doesn't even say the third party neutral corroborated what they are accusing him of. And then Sony says he has fled to South America.
The only thing that this article says that is anything at all is that he lied about having a PSN account. And then the evidence is really only circumstantial anyway. All they can do is trace a registered IP to his town? All that means is that he may have bought it for a friend who lives in the same town. I don't know if you people know this about Jew Jersey, but the entire state is considered a Metropolitan area, meaning densely populated and city like. The chances of him knowing someone in his town are pretty good.
I think that this is ultimately a funny article. No matter what, he has stronger moral authority in this case. That says a lot, and also shows why so many people supported him. I'm more disappointed that so many people jump ship at the idea that a shaky scared finger pointed at him. There is still no proof he even left the country. That is the word of Sony.
I love watching this stuff unfold. Also, if so many people are so disappointed by Sony, just don't buy anymore of their products. I know I'm not. Over the course of the last year, a bunch of companies have shown me that their products aren't worth the headache of dealing with them. This one is no different.