mthomp2

@Solais

It may not, I didn't play uncharted 2 online much and haven't in some time. I think the guy kicked me because I would try and shoot him (thinking he was the enemy) and I guess he thought I was just acting stupid or something.

@ShinAntonio

I never really had too much trouble with the red/green shells. I think I played it so much I got better at distinguishing the two. But it definitely was a problem early on.

This is great to hear, I can't play any games with friendly fire turned on because of being colorblind. It can be extremely frustrating. It's the main reason I don't play team based games online. The slightest hesitation to check to be sure you are shooting at the enemy gives you a huge disadvantage.

I will say I have an easier time with the COD franchise. The worst game for me by far has been Uncharted 2. I would continuously get kicked from a match for friendly fire.

Glad to hear they are keeping us in mind.

@grossgreg

Thanks, I figured as much but the paranoia surrounding this was starting to get to me.

Probably a dumb question but, if I know what my password was for my PSN account and I know its unique to my other passwords, do I really need to be changing all my passwords as is mentioned above in the article? Should I be concerned about the email address affiliated with my PSN accounts password as well?

With my VZ Android phone I have never once missed this feature. I guess not having it from the beginning helps but frankly I don't see what all the fuss is about.

@mthomp2 - I found that if I remove the hash before the string of numbers corresponding to the image number I can view the photos. Seems like a local JavaScript issue. Not an easy way to view the images but its better than nothing. Thanks for the help N900.

@N900 Yep, FF 3.6.3 I usually do exactly as you do, open in new tab and try clicking thumbs or arrows. I just thought it was a browser thing (I run firebug all the time), but doesn't work in any of my browsers. No problem from home on my mac but at work on a PC no luck... thanks.

Does anyone else have trouble using the new engadget photo galleries? I can open the first image but one I try to navigate to the next picture the url changes after the hash but the image still stays the same. On a PC using any of my browsers, FF, IE or Chrome... any ideas?