Gamers may want to be careful about what they say when jumping onto their consoles for an innocent bout of slaying dragons or killing zombies -- the government will be watching.
NE: "Kirby's been on more than a handful of adventures, and we've gathered a list of 10 of the best Kirby games here."
You can clear your wanted levels in Star Wars Outlaws by defeating the death troopers.
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Why market something that isn't designed to be sold?
This has GP rental written all over it.
They just posted a 20+ minute video about Psychosis and how the game portrays that through Senua.
Regardless of what Microsoft is doing (retweeting Ninja Theory is about as low effort as it gets, and Dashboard Dynamic Themes should've come months ago), Ninja Theory themselves are at least trying.
It's sad though. That new video was a really good behind-the-scenes too, and it just came at such a bad time.
How much marketing do games really need these days? People that play games know when its coming out. I really think the days of the constant tv ad etc are going the way of the Dodo. What scares me more is the lack of "previews" on big video game websites, it only got a few on April 4th and then nothing since.
why would i worry about being mistaken for a pedo or a terrorist?
Do you have any idea how dangerous the "As long as I don't have anything to hide, I don't have anything to worry about" mindset is?
I don't like the idea of being watched in real life or while enjoying my personal entertainment....The days of human rights/privacy are long gone and forgotten
"The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the U.S. Navy have launched a new research initiative that will explore ways of allowing the government to hack into gaming consoles like the Xbox 360, Wii, or PlayStation 3 to obtain information on gamers."
I wonder if Sony will launch a lawsuit against these people? I severely doubt it
"It's important to note that DHS doesn't plan to hack into the game consoles of U.S. citizens because of privacy-related issues. DHS only plans to peek at consoles from overseas."
They can f*** right off, invasion of privacy laws protect us from these a**holes. By their logic then, I can hack their systems and monitor what they do? As if.....
The US government has been trying to control the internet for a while now. First it was terrorists, then Pirates, and now Pedophiles. They are trying very hard to demonize someone or something to get these SOPA type bills passed.
I wonder what the next excuse for eliminating internet freedom is going to be.