Dont thank Sony for this, thank the hackers who pushed them into it. Any games developer/publisher wants to protect their work and make as much profit as possible. (as would you) Sony have to put many different layers of security in place in order to protect that work. Hopefully they wont have to use these layers, but each time one gets breached another has to be implemented. Once all the layers have been broken developers and publishers will be much less inclined to produce high quality/high...
ask a question but not give your opinion ? You played it, give US your views. Bad journalism imho
I do hope its more than the KZ3 and SOCOM footage, if it is, then I'm going to have to seriously relook at the definition of "huge".
I see a lot of good arguments and analogys here, in particular regarding laws and rights, (some of us dont have the same laws as the USA though), but my principle point is Sony are also trying to protect my right to buy a game for £40 safe in the knowledge it'll work without hackers with infinite lives, invisibility etc spoiling my enjoyment. Not only that, if I decide to use PSN my bank details etc are safe. Are people now saying the safety of your personal details are less importan...