PSN Users!

[Logan]

What? This is clearly a laugh at PS3 thread.

http://lolplaystationthreeridgeracer.ytmnd.com/

 

[Bayli]

wat why do i have a cloud gamercard

 

[Logan]

I got cole train!

 

[TalesOfPants]

The levels of butthurt are phenomenal!

And yet miraculously, the levels of butthurt are only a tiny fraction when compared to the levels of misinformation, fear mongering, and opposing console fanboyism.

 

[Logan]

I'm a fanboy of no console. They all SUCK.

Only thing I like is MEGA MAN.

 

[TalesOfPants]

Logan, TalesofPants is my new best frand and you are OUTTA HERE!

5/2/11 Best Friends Forever.


NEVER FORGET!


Also, Mega Man feels good man.

 

[Chris]

I love my Xbox. Sure, I'm a fanboy. WHAT OF IT!?

 

[Jay]

I love my Xbox. Sure, I'm a fanboy. WHAT OF IT!?

[video=youtube;KFfCKy0nKr0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFfCKy0nKr0[/video]

 

[Logan]

http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/385669/no_sony_psn_service_anytime_soon_says_latest_update/

 

[Oobs]

ouch
http://kotaku.com/#!5799891/the-psn-may-not-be-100-back-until-may-31

 

[rman]

Sony Scrubs Personal Data Published by Hackers

Reuters' Japan bureau reports that hackers uploaded data they'd stolen from Sony servers during the PlayStation breach, but that Sony quickly had the unnamed website removed. The information concerned some 2,500 users and was at least 10 years old.

The information was collected during a 2001 sweepstakes campaign and concerned names and partial addresses; no credit card numbers, social security numbers or passwords were involved. It was unclear to what type of website the hackers had published the data, but it's implied they did it on one Sony controlled.

"The website was out of date and inactive when discovered as part of the continued attacks on Sony," Sony said in a statement. The company discovered the postings on Thursday, Reuters said, and Sony took the site down shortly thereafter.

Last night, Sony revised its projection for restoration of the PlayStation Network from "sometime this week," to "dunno." Sony says it is still "working to confirm the security of the network infrastructure, as well as working with a variety of outside entities to confirm with them of the security of the system."

Sony MIGHT want to look at how good their new security measures are. Who knows, the ones previously responsible may even have placed something into their system to create a personal gateway back in.

 

[Logan]

SHIT SONY GET IT TOGETHER

 

[Chris]

Sony ain't gonna have no customers by the time this is up. Lot of em switching over to PC or Xbox.

 

[Logan]

Nah Sony has too many fanboys for that.

 

[Tarvis]

Sony ain't gonna have no customers by the time this is up. Lot of em switching over to PC or Xbox.

Wat, where

 

[Dave]

All fanboys. I was working with two today that were trying to spin that shit

"New security is gonna be better and the free online is gonna be even better!"

 

[rman]

"New security is gonna be better and the free online is gonna be even better!"

PSN security is more like this for hackers...

Just replace sexual with cyber....in your mind....cuz im too lazy to edit my old siggy.....

 

[Chris]

It'll have games one day, you'll see!

Okay, they have a few games now I guess.

We'll be able to play online one day, you'll see!

Ok.

 

[Logan]

I have nothing against any console to be honest, but the sony defense force tries waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too hard to defend the PSN. Sure it's free, but you get what you pay for. The PSN has always been slow and buggy for me, not to mention it's extremely cumbersome when compared to the alternatives.

The PS3 has a lot of things going for it nowadays, but the PSN was never one of them, especially now.

 

[TalesOfPants]

Really, there's only 2 things about PSN being down that bother me.

I can't play MAG online (but I don't do that too much anyways), and the PSN Store is down for PS3 and PSP. It sucks, whatever. I don't pay for PSN, so it really is a non-issue.