Kusanagi

This...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_iJkSmiclg

is code for "Half-Life 3 delayed for another 200 years."

Why do I get the feeling that these amendments are very vague and won't make much of a difference anyway? Oh well, if this is true, then there goes my great Soul Calibur World Leaders videos, and all of my Halo 3 random matches videos. Think of all the awesome TF2 and Garry's Mod videos that would be affected. It's that, and TeamFourStar's DBZ Abridged series that are the only reason why I get on Youtube anymore.

@(Unverified) No, I've had that problem, too. No matter where I took my box, it seemed like most of the time the videos would freeze half-way.

@Serafin Because Microsoft and NBC have infinite partnership. Problem?

@Lucky48 Not to be a anti-Sony whore (and I'll try not to be), but Microsoft and Nintendo are also corporations as well, and they too think business first, however, they are also smart enough to invest in the liability of information security.

Now, I'll give Sony the credit for the apology, it was very sincere. I could've done without it meshing into how great of a network service they are, but still sincere.

And while I'm not saying that, yeah, getting two free PSN games and such is great, don't take this situation lightly. As an IT professional, I've done some research on the incident, and it is chilling to think that a company that big would have such a weak defense in their network. The fact of how they treat their data and how secure it is, well, it's very pathetic, and for a company like Sony to treat it this way is inexcusable.

Nintendo had an attack on their network (more or less a third party company got attacked), and the hackers got nothing. And Microsoft I'm sure has had attempts on them, and as far as I know there's been no major breech of personal data (someone please prove me wrong on this). So, I'm guessing I was hoping to hear in Tretton's speech was not more apologies, but more of "we understand that security is of a greater investment, and Sony must make that their top priority." Hell, you could even have that lead into all of the wonderful services they have and are coming out with.

While their apology is fantastic and sincere, I would be fairly cautious as a Sony consumer, and for that matter.

Capcom vs. SNK 2

@GordoJones88 HA, who knew people could be so desperate.

While this sounds awesome, I'll stick with my original SNES cartridge, thank you.

John Petrucci - "Fortune in Lies" (Dream Theater)

"Risk: Black Ops is beautiful and I promise to care for it, always."