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Just wish they gave a hard day as to when the shit was gonna go back up.
Two times they've said "within the week" and both times they've failed. Shit's annoying.
@Maynard, concerning can it be fixed:
Why not? I mean, if it's the hardware that's the issue, then I'm pretty sure it's a server or "Cloud" that's doing all of this. It's more than possible that, if they are rebuilding their servers completely, new hardware SHOULD be able to be used that has greater security measures. It doesn't sound like the ps3 is the problem here-- It's just that they got hacked.
Xbox 360 still has had problems involving hackers (albeit not nearly as bad as this), but they've gone through measures to make sure the process is a little tougher. Recently, they released a patch that added a 1gb security sector to further check the validity of a game as opposed to a pirated copy. That made sure that your drive CHECKED for this sector before booting (unless you have a Hitachi drive which is too old..)
If they can do something like that that changes how your console reads a disc, I'm fairly confident they can update their own security without needing much from ps3. I'd assume that the new patch changes how connectivity works or something.* Chrispy logs into KGs account to see what misogi wrote* [05:53 PM]Comment
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On the flip side, you get what you pay for. If you take it both ways, you either paid nothing, or you paid a one time free (with your console purchase) to access PSN. Microsoft gets roughly $4 a month from every Gold subscriber to access XBox Live. That is money that is profit, as well as money that is put into upgrading things behind the scenes. They also know that, if the system were to go down, they have people who are paying for access and there's a greater sense of urgency to get it back, or to not let anything happen in the first place.
It seems like PSN hasn't grown with all the features that they added. Netflix, PS+ and other things have been added to compete with XBox, compared to where the system was when I first got my PS3, which basically enabled online gaming. It seems they did not upgrade their security meaures along with everything else.Comment
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Are you tired of waiting on Sony to turn on PSN? I’m sure you are. We are too, but before you patience wear thin, allow me to comfort you with these words, when PSN returns, you’ll be pleasantly surprised and thoroughly pleased with the new, revamped PlayStation Network.
Just recently, Sony announced for European gamers that they’ll get a chance to download four games for free as part of the “welcome back” program the company’s planned to deliver to every PSN member. But that’s not all.
As Sony’s rebuilding the network, work being done on the doesn’t only entail security enhancement. Sony’s about to surprise us with features gamers longed begged for, and while some won’t go live right away, expect things like cross-game chat and video chat to be part of the new PSN.
“As we are rebuilding the network, we are taking into consideration implementing features such as cross-game-chat and in-game video chat to name a few. I cannot confirm any new features at this time but expect a massive update when the network is restored,” said a Sony representative recently.
We should also expect to see a revamp of the XMB, and other related changes.
Once the service comes back online, you should expect the following features to be available:
• Restoration of Online game-play across the PlayStation®3 (PS3) and PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) systems
• This includes titles requiring online verification and downloaded games
• Access to Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity for PS3/PSP for existing subscribers
• Access to account management and password reset
• Access to download un-expired Movie Rentals on PS3, PSP and MediaGo
• PlayStation®Home
• Friends List
• Chat Functionality
In the coming days: Expect PSN by early next week:
“In the coming days, we will restore service to the networks and welcome you back to the fun. I wanted to personally reach out and let you know that we are committed to serving you to the very best of our ability, protecting your information better than ever, and getting you back to what you signed up for – all the games and great entertainment experiences that you expect from Sony,” said Sir Howard Stringer in a letter of apology to PSN users.
The “new” PSN as Sony calls it, will definitely be more robust than what we’ve come used to, so bare patience just a little longer, because you’ll be pleased.
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I hinted at this also in either this thread or one of the other countless PSN threads.
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shut up dickhead. if you dont like it then GTFO
thanks for the reply i gusss...but not really interested in an opinion from someone who has no clue.....i asked those guys for replies because they have a background
i totally agree with you hack...its a question thats been pondered on MM/VSN for years now. there used to be alot more of them before the site started to fall off the map....but alot of those madden guys you ball with are among the online only gamers who waited a year for the ps3. im sure free online wasnt the only reason, but it was a bigest oneComment
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aside from your random derailment, its a pretty good discussion. the only bitchassness is currently coming from you
do we need to educate you on the meaning of a internet message forum? you do realize its for discussion. nobody is bitching, nobody is really even complaining...except you who seems to have issue with people having a nice conversation.
Like i said, GTFO if you dont like itComment
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