ninjablaze

@Roxas560 you can do whatever you want. It'd just be awkward if you did that to someone who wasn't actually a fanboy or even worse didn't even own an xbox.

Like when you say downvote a PS3 exclusive...what if the PS3 exclusive wasn't any good or had some flaw that was worth downvoting?

@Roxas560 Why do I get the feeling that you'd label anyone who doesn't say "Yay! Thank you Sony! You're the greatest!" in the comments sections of any of these articles an "xboxfanboy".

@Roxas560

it's on joystiq's main page? it's not some exclusive joystiq playstation scoop or anything.

And there's plenty of people here who are multiconsole owners / normal people that have PS3's that are interested in PS3 news but aren't total fanboys, you know, just an FYI.

@Roxas560
the last time I checked joystiq was a multiplatform blog.

(And I like how you didn't even try to hide/deny the presence of the fanboys here).

@ShadowXIII

I think you only tend to notice the fanboys that are opposite your opinions/beliefs and tend to ignore the other ones.

Because for everyone dumb fanboy that posts about how bad PSN is and how much it sucks, there's at least one (if not two) fanboys talking to themselves about how XBL was "hacked" and how PSN is still better than XBL.

@Roxas560

doesn't it suck that Sony fanboys are just as biased and unwelcome as xbox fanboys yet they go around calling everyone else names like they're not in the wrong themselves.

@Raffi256

good thing it didn't get hacked then, huh?

@RoNiZZiE A couple of dozen people compared to 10 million is a rather large difference, don't you think. And even the couple dozen that did get affected in the XBL incident didn't get their CC info taken.

Hopefully nothing happened in the 2 weeks PSN was down other than lack of online gaming, but it's too early to tell either way. I mean, Kaz Hirai today said "we can't rule out the possibility" that credit card info was compromised", and we already know for a fact they have our name and street address.

@RoNiZZiE You do know you don't get to KEEP any of that free content, right?

And read the multiple links already posted in the comments. It was never hacked, ever. Some minimum wage payed customer service reps were just being stupid and tricked into giving out a FEW XBL customers information away.

Horrible situation, but not the same by a long shot.

@SourceJR

C'mon, some of you trying so hard, it's kind of pathetic

This link was posted DIRECTLY under the one you posted,
http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=134&tag=rbxccnbzd1

also see how they jumped the gun, here:

http://www.joystiq.com/2007/03/21/microsoft-no-evidence-of-xbox-live-hacking/