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@Axcalibur First of all, look up. Secondly, yes Sony's service goes down, but it's for maintenance. I would rather be using a squeaky clean service I know is going to work.

Secondly, "It's disgusting how bad Sony treats it's gamers" You mean, how they tell us: "We're sorry, there's going to maintenance." compared to either "It's your fault!" or "We don't know" from Microsoft.

The amount of exploits on Xbox Live that Microsoft do nothing about IS disgusting.

@Warlock234 Meanwhile Jordan does a Google search and finds that it was down in at least October 2011, funnily, a little shorter then 12 months ago.

"We've reached out to Ubi for more info on the trailer and the game's worldwide release dates."

Let them release the trailer officially... Jeez...

@(Unverified) You do realise that they'l end up splitting Elite too at some point when they realise they're not making as much money as before.

@Special Agent Steve It's actually when an action has the opposite outcome from what was initially intended.

As for your previous comment, the only reason people see it like that is because on the first day the game paused when a XMB notification popped up. All the other bugs where the same.

@Crimsic Oh yeah; you're right.

I just presumed it was Modern Warfare 2 and Joystiq was picking bad pictures again.

@logicbus Yes. They require you to agree to their terms to allow you to use their service.

A stability fix is optional, if you'd like to, you can, if not, or if you want to play it safe in case it messes up your console; you can wait.

I hope that helps.
Jordan.

@Faenix He didn't mention DRM. Ubisoft will sometimes go over the edge with DRM, but they feel they need to. EA is just a jerk company, they're up there with Activision for being a bad company.

They're destroying the gaming industry.

@edofyingfilms You do realise that's what he wanted? - Reverse psychology.

@Nova17899 Okay, so what's been new and innovative lately in the CoD franchise?