Seven Hour War

Amazing! Imagine the possibilities.

Now all we need is for games to take advantage of this and not just the usual wave your arms like a maniac mechanic.

Is it me or are these guys kinda cute, especially the one holding the block!

Unsurprisingly, I would expect a game console that is coming out in the future to have better graphical horsepower than game consoles that were released years ago (even if this is Nintendo).

@ChaosBladez

Yes you can, check this out.

http://www.motioninjoy.com/

You need to connect the ps3 via usb cable but it can run in xbox360 emulator mode which works perfectly with SMB

Also, for anyone interested, a podcast called Security Now discuss the PNS attack from the perspective of a great security wizard.

http://twit.tv/sn298

While this is good news, this attack should have never happened in the first place.

What gets me is that they only encrypted CC data and not passwords!

You cant really trust Sony anymore.

Also, a good tip is to use a different password for different services. An easy way would be to put the first letter of a service in front or at the end of your usual password.

For example, for Joystiq, your password might me "JpasswordJ" and for PSN, it would be "PpasswordP".

If passwords were compromised, this means that Sony were storing them in databases in the clear. That is an outrage.

All services that require passwords should encrypt passwords and store the hashed token. That way all a thief gets is a non reversible encrypted password.

After the full extent of this information breach is released (which Sony better do!!), I doubt that I will be spending any more money on ANY Sony platform! If they have been this stupid, then you shouldn't trust them.

Of course, we will know more later...

I literally loled!

PC gamers deserve better treatment than this.