Alright!! Well then if sony has lost the video game frontier at least they have other electronics sales to fall back on. HEhehe, irony pirating a ps3 game on a sony laptop.

Step 1 - Have an update not ask for permission.Giga_Gaia said:I don't see why people make a fuss about this. Sony can't brick your PS3, it's not possible.
Why the hell you guys argue about something they can't even do to begin with. Even if they wanted to do it, they can't, they don't have the mean of doing anything of the sort.
The only thing they can do is ban your console from PSN. They won't ban your account, since this would be completely pointless.

How on earth would you know what Sony can and can not do? Do you work high up within Sony? If not, the answer to the first question is that you don't. There is no reason Sony couldn't have put a back door in there to blow a fuse or something stupid in your PS3 if a certain reply was sent from a server. Or to delete a critical file or something. Now doing so would be very, very risky from a legal standpoint, and I believe it'd be completely illegal in most countries, and they'd probably have to replace a lot of consoles, but it is possible. Do not underestimate them, just because they made a small error in their signature generating code doesn't mean they are incompetent.Giga_Gaia said:I don't see why people make a fuss about this. Sony can't brick your PS3, it's not possible.
Why the hell you guys argue about something they can't even do to begin with. Even if they wanted to do it, they can't, they don't have the mean of doing anything of the sort.
The only thing they can do is ban your console from PSN. They won't ban your account, since this would be completely pointless.
First of all, It's common sense*Giga_Gaia said:I don't work for Sony, but unlike you and other people, I am actually using my coming sense.
Sony can't brick your console and even if they could, they wouldn't do it. The legal repercussions doing that would have would put them in too much trouble.
I don't know where this rumor started, but it's obviously nothing but a scare tactic, just like how they're suing the hackers now. Sony won't win against Geohotz. Apple tried to take him down and they failed, so Sony won't succeed either.


Giga_Gaia said:I don't work for Sony, but unlike you and other people, I am actually using my coming sense.

I said quite clearly that they wouldn't due to legal repercussions. But that doesn't mean they can't. There are files sent back and forth between the PS3 and Sony's servers during start up, that has been proven, there is no reason they couldn't brick the console. But of course, they won't. I didn't say they would.Giga_Gaia said:I don't work for Sony, but unlike you and other people, I am actually using my coming sense.
Sony can't brick your console and even if they could, they wouldn't do it. The legal repercussions doing that would have would put them in too much trouble.
I don't know where this rumor started, but it's obviously nothing but a scare tactic, just like how they're suing the hackers now. Sony won't win against Geohotz. Apple tried to take him down and they failed, so Sony won't succeed either.