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@ijustw1n
Either that or make it a good habit to read your credit card statement every month instead of signing up for automatic payment.

@MiguelAMX
Sony is just too large of a conglomerate with operation in just about every country and every industry. Despite their a renewed emphasis on increasing security across the board, it will simply take time and some minor/outdated databases may be overlooked. The lack of criminal retribution has made these hackers too self-confident. It is a pretty low move to go after consumer website (Sony Ericsson and Pictures's customer loyalty programs) and release those information while claiming that this is all Sony's fault for insecure severs. None of these groups even attempts to claim to be doing this for the greater good anymore.

@MLC
Yep, this kind of surprise I like.

@Im No Hero
That dual analog stick will be awesome for gunfights. It's the one thing no portable system has gotten right.

@dooms33ker
I think it's a pretty awesome set of games for the PS3. I already have Infamous, Wipeout HD, and Dead Nation, but I've always wanted to try LBP and Stardust HD. I'm especially happy everyone will get to try Infamous in time for Infamous 2.

I think they should be putting up all games with sequels like Infamous: Uncharted 1/2, Resistance 1/2, Twisted Metal (PSOne), etc. But I suppose its difficult to convert these games for digital download so easily.

@ForeverAndEver
I'm glad it's back up, and I'm pretty sure this will be water under the bridge in a few months for most people. I just want this whole mess to be over with.

@AutobotIronhide
It's Sony's paid, unlimited music service. Think the paid version of Pandora/Last.fm. It's available for the PSP and PS3 through the XMB.

This is a great news. Oh happy days.

@xxnike629xx
I think he released it directly to the PS blog. It might be part of the PR stunt, but I'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt.

@TheFirstLegionnaire
I just hope it doesn't end up in your hands.

@wqerty
I'd reserve judgement until some first hand accounts. There is already too much speculation going on for us to play the "pass the message" game we used to play in grade school.