letsdance on 01 April 2010
| averyblund said: As far as I'm concerned if you sell a product with a certain feature and then remove it you are stealing from the consumer. Sure they can choose not to apply the firmware, but then they can't play the games that they payed for either on PSN or new titles. That is fraud plain and simple if you ask me. |
Well good thing you aren't a judge because every judgement youd make on this principal would be appealed and overturned and youd most likely be disbarred. Sony is providing a free service through PSN and you abide by their rules by doing so. PSN isn't a right that you are owed. It's a privilidge that Sony is allowing you to play.
