Metallicube on 01 April 2010
People shouldn't be mad at people who simply want to take advantage of a feature that at one time was available for PS3. They should be blaming Sony for taking away that feature in the first place..
It's not like hackers MADE this other OS option, Sony themselves originally had it included as part of their $300-$400 investment. I think they have a right to want the feature back. If console makers can now continually axe features after you already made the investment of the console with the assumption that those features would be included, where does the line get drawn? What if Sony started to charge for online? Would you be mad at people who shortly after tried to find loopholes to stay connected online for free?
