@Dirty_Window Bwahaha I lied!! V_V Actually I rode a bike at 5 and didn't do my first fatality until I just went 7, by simply button mashing with Kano and like magic ripped Sonya's throat O__O (7 yr old me: "WTF did I just do"). Btw training wheels don't count as riding ლ(ಠ益ಠლ)
Really good doc. And I should set out to get the casts' autographs. MK was my babysitter when I was 5-7. Was ripping out throats and biting off heads before I could ride a bike.
C'mon Sony! At least few hundred MB for game save space. Without a network connection it's just a fancy touch screen paper weight + two joysticks. In the future I bet the 32GB won't be enough, with memory cards going up to 320GB, discontinuing the others. If Sony made shoes it'll be in "Sony measurements" with specialized "Sony laces." If we're lucky maybe the future outdated memory cards (4-16 GB) could be used in the shoe ლ(ಠ_ಠლ ).
I'll wait for the update to allow full backwards compatibility then I'll tackle the lil' sucker. If the Sony God hears me, maybe the PS2 downloadables can be a feature (maybe I should wake up now).
@ uncagedpaul_86 I agree. People's phone's get hacked, even ipod touches, anything that is part of the net and contains personal information or data. Overall this identity theft is a problem for individuals but the concern or blame shouldn't go directly towards the individual holders and Sony alone, it's between Sony and the money lender most of all to track such transactions.
This article is more of a gossip rather than a substantial source to inform more of a fact that people's stolen information is being sold off. What is clear is that this is most likely a hacktivism which succeeded to slap Sony in the face and made us more aware of the vulnerability of our personal information on the net.
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