(01/05/2011 12:40 PM)Sparker Wrote:  

(01/05/2011 11:38 AM)Anger Wrote:  

(01/05/2011 06:00 AM)SAND33P Wrote:  Well, YAY. Im liking this free stuff wee'll get.

no offense but this is sony - do you really expect the free stuff to be anything but chocolatety demos that are already free? this is a marketing excercise to try and bring people back to sony - the name says it all - the welcome back program. the only thing that is new is the free for one month access to psn+ but what's the point of having that free for one month when the time expires everything you got used to will be gone and you then have to pay for it. sony are such fudgeing hypocrites im surprised only 20% said there moving to xbl. i personally hate xbl more than sony so i won't be moving however i will also not be downloading the FORCED firmware update in the hope that someone finaly jailbreaks 3.56 which im on. so psn can suck my pocky and i hope sony reaps what they sow finally.

(01/05/2011 08:56 AM)Sparker Wrote:  This though may be remembered as one of the biggest security breaches ever.

77 million user details in hackers hands - 3 million+ credit card infos in hackers hands - countless names addresses and god knows what else - can anyone think of a bigger security leak than this? i personally can't.

Read some of the previous posts. I might self didn't know there was anything bigger until I used google.

ooo ok apologies i just thought it was the biggest from the scale of what had been 'borrowed' but i was wrong.

(01/05/2011 01:45 PM)SAND33P Wrote:  mmm, true but still, i almost completly trusted sony, nearly gave credit card details. but i didnt so the only thing the hackers know about me is that i live in area 51 somewhere in nevada lol. im in uk lol

haha nice one.

(This post was last modified: 01/05/2011 03:44 PM by Anger.)