The Gaming Experience
Shaun InguanzoSony PS3 Hacks
January 14th 2011 02:51
Ok Gamers,
So I have been reading all these articles on the internet about these hackers trying to break the code or having broken the code for the PS3 and basically telling Sony to try and stop them. Well I read today that Sony is going after the hackers. Sony is going to be suing them and placed a restraining order to protect the system.
These two sides will be going at it for a long time. The hackers have claimed to have broken the code and Sony has said they have not. I dont know who is telling the tructh but what I do know is that I just want to game. I have been a gamer since I was five years old, when I was at my uncles wedding I was the ring barer and when it was time to give them the ring I was at the arcade machine trying to play Pac-Man.
I just want to play the best games, it really does not matter what kind of security the system has. As long as there are no viruses involved and everybody can just calm down and lets just enjoy games as we know them. Lets see what the future will hold for both parties in this situation.
Stay tuned to the Gamer Herald for further details on this subject and others in the video game industry.
So I have been reading all these articles on the internet about these hackers trying to break the code or having broken the code for the PS3 and basically telling Sony to try and stop them. Well I read today that Sony is going after the hackers. Sony is going to be suing them and placed a restraining order to protect the system.
These two sides will be going at it for a long time. The hackers have claimed to have broken the code and Sony has said they have not. I dont know who is telling the tructh but what I do know is that I just want to game. I have been a gamer since I was five years old, when I was at my uncles wedding I was the ring barer and when it was time to give them the ring I was at the arcade machine trying to play Pac-Man.
I just want to play the best games, it really does not matter what kind of security the system has. As long as there are no viruses involved and everybody can just calm down and lets just enjoy games as we know them. Lets see what the future will hold for both parties in this situation.
Stay tuned to the Gamer Herald for further details on this subject and others in the video game industry.
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