Die hard 360 fans will do anything they can to make sure the PS3 has some sort of negative news...
I'm gonna start a new internet drama called "As the Internet turns" and season 1 is Lulzsec getting hacked by someone else.....
Bunch of f-in kids if you ask me; typical teenage behavior -
"they won't let us do what we want so we're gonna screw them up bad and make it our crusade to tear everyone down who stands in our way!"
Translation -
"we want attention."
Now watch, some asshole is gonna run all over the internet spreading some false news/conspiracies, and someone that needs hits on their website is gonna drag PSN/Sony into this.
I'm glad they finally have some info regarding some of these people, and I want some sort of public execution to prove no one can hide behind a keyboard forever.
If they made Final Fantasy 11 Free to play I'd go back, after a 3 year absence I miss the game :(
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They probably did this to compete with DC online, which wouldn't surprise me but since its PC only I'm not really all that interested. After playing FF11 I got spoiled on cross platform MMO's
It's basically bad parenting, that's where the root of all this comes from. Bad parents realized gaming in general isn't as good of a babysitter; so they decided to raise all kinds of s-it to keep their ass from getting in trouble.
@Fallouts
As far as your comment, honestly banning the sale of violent games is only gonna push more towards importing/online purchasing because the internet doesn't have a real structured "age checker" system - s...
What gets me the most, the majority of these hackers swear Sony is the most "hated" company because they are protecting their investment and their customers. I swear if these hackers put their efforts towards something more positive customers wouldn't be as pissed off towards them and everyone can enjoy their games.
There's a lot of things I don't like; I'm not gonna go start hacking just to risk jail time just to say "look I did it!" and...
Downloading now :D
Whoever is doing these hacks STOP IT!
All they're doing is quickening some sort of internet ID system and making it harder for companies to release games instead of worrying about some asshole that wants to hack a company for whatever reason.
Outside the xbox gaming I agree, its a nice break from the traditional "serious" storyline and puts fun back on the map at some places. The 90's references were the biggest thing - finally someone who pokes fun at things people thought were hits back then.
My only real complaint so far (I'm at the middle of the game) is the lack of lesbian sex/jokes (I know there's some but I expected way more especially with Gearbox involved).
I can't name the countless times I try to get a PS3 version of something and they actually either pass me the 360 version or try so hard to ask "why get THAT on ps3?"
I remember when Resistance 2 first came out, the guy at Game Stop actually told me "we only have the PS3 version for now, If you still want it I'll go get it..." I'm thinkin "NO S-IT!"
At my Elementary/Middle/High Schools and College this was our grading system:
90+ A
89-80 B
79-70 C
69-60 D
59- F (some places E)
OT I actually like Duke Nukem Forever; reminds me of the 90's and early 2000's back when games had some sort of fresh ideas and comming out of the over saturation of fighters and beat em up's.
So happy I'm gonna renew, best $49 I spent in a long time
One step ahead of you on that theory, however you get credit for posting something that makes better sense than how I would have put it.
Up until PSN there was the occasional hack of someones acct, etc but then major corporations are getting hit, and data is stolen? And the people that get caught are getting 1-2 years prison time?
There's way too many holes that needs fillin.
They talk all this head now but when they get caught, my moneys on someone talkin to avoid a longer prison sentence.
I wish someone would shut these guys up for good so we can argue about which console is better than hear about what site/company hackers attacked that day.
FUCK YOU hackers
*loads gun*
I'm still not buying the game, so they can compare all they want.
I'd rather have a limited party chat, or some type of system where if a game requires some sort of team communication then party chat is disabled. Last thing I need is to be in a Socom match and instead of telling enemy positions they're talkin to someone else about their latest gossip/drama
Final Fantasy 11 was the first game I remember that had cross platform; PS2 to PC (when I first started in 2004) then sometimes late 2005-2006 it opened up to 360.
The only real advantage PC gamers had was some of the tools not available to console owners and windower.
Think and know are 2 completely different things....
"We make games that we think will be better" or "We 'know' we make games that are better"
I don't buy from I think, I buy from "I know"