@ Jackc8 I didn't realize this hack enabled people to redesign the PSN...oh wait, it doesn't. If you're into that sort of thing though, there is a little place you may want to look up; it's called Myspace.

@ Jackc8 MW1 had plenty of glitchers that would take advantage of in-game glitches and MW2 had a HUGE in-game glitch that ruined the game for the community. TK'ers, little kids that shout in the mics, people who think it's cool to play their loud music over the mic, and people who take the game way too seriously and yell and rant when they lose ruin the game for me and many others. There are tons of things that can mess it up for everybody else. Some people took what he did and used it for wrong. I can take my car and start running people over; should the auto industry be targeted for making it available to me? I'm curious, can anyone please explain to me why they don't ban these people's accounts when they do that? If it's so rampant, then it souldn't be hard to spot the cheaters and take away their user privileges.

Great article! Speaking sort of off-subject about piracy, doesn't anyone else find it funny when companies and people say someone is evil and killing the industry when they pirate a game, but then if that same person speaks out about something they do not like about a game or company then they are told that they are only one person and their one purchase doesn't effect things enough to bother with?

@ Tiwill44 Yeah, and if your system isn't connected to the net, well, you're just SOL. I'm starting to really miss the days when I could just plug my system into my TV, buy a disk or cartridge, and have a complete and full entertainment experience.

BTW, I apologize to everyone for my mass of sentences with no paragraph break. I attempted 4 times to correct the issue, but it crams it all into a single paragraph.

"Ghost Recon: Future Soldier producer Stuart White believes DLC will allow developers to take into account how consumers feel about a title. 'DLC is going to get a lot bigger. It's a great move for both consumers and developers--we'll spend less time worrying about shipping content upfront and more time on tweaking the game according to player response.'" In other words, they're going to ship out a half-assed partially finished product for consumers to pay full price for, then charge them again to get it fixed/bring it up to par, and if you're system isn't connected to the internet, then you're just SOL. This practically kills my faith in GR: Future Soldier. Great job Stuart, you just took an almost certain buy for me, completely shook my faith in it, and have me seriously questioning whether or not I'll even bother with it.