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This is exciting. And i also hope for a Ratchet and Clank HD remaster as well...favorite series!

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I love all the focus on BF3 server issues...PS3 servers are the only ones that have worked properly besides a little voice chat complications.

Insomniac and Naughty Dog never had problems doing annual franchises...and more recently Ubisoft doesnt either.

Google and Apple definitely have not failed in this market. And i don't see Microsoft getting even close to beating them in this area with Xbox's clunky interface, this stupid Bing integration and Kinects horrible voice recognition.

I think this is easily chalked up to Call of Duty. Call of Duty sells shit tons more on 360 because the system is only directed towards hard core gamers, and lack of any other good online games to play than Call of Duty. That will explain right there why 360 has an increase in online capable games every year.

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#1 Yes they are.
#2 Yes they did.

@ninjablaze We know for a fact that they had access to our info...not that it was written down and sold to the black market like everyone thinks. Its been two weeks since the hack, i feel like i would have got a rogue email or letter in the mail by now.

@Jamvaan I'm sure they were not relaxed. Do you think the pentagon was relaxes about security when it was hacked? No.

If people out there wanna hack something bad enough then its only a matter of time.

Like the dude said up above...both networks have had Personal info stolen and thats that.

Sony's is way more serious. But they are literally doing EVERYTHING they can to solve the problem and prevent it from happening again.

We're getting tons of free stuff and whole new, super secure servers....and when you think about it...nothing has even happened to us but just 2 weeks without online gaming.

I am completely satisfied with their doings.

@ninjablaze the PS+ sub will probably entitle everyone 50-100$ in free content and discounts itself. The free download everyone will get will probably be at least 10 bucks.

And the sources are in the comments.

A quote from an old Kotaku article and a Microsoft employee:
((Finisterre says that he called Microsoft Tech and they confirmed that "accounts are being stolen and that "Hackers have control of Xbox live and there is nothing we can do about it"))

That was referring to the hack.