| The Anarchyz said: If there is a solution for this (and i don't think there is one), it would cost Sony a lot more than what they're losing with piracy (which won't be as much as people think, this won't be another PSP, and it will create less piracy than with PS2, besides, Sony now is making profit per console)... My suggestion is to let this one go, if they have a PSN banning method, use it, and try to use dual-layer BDs, just to make it itchier to some people (we know that people that are really into piracy will do anything, but some people get discouraged with anything, i know friends that have blu-ray burners and they don't use them because "BD-Rs are expensive/25 GB is too much/my HDD will fill fast if i put those ISOs/etc.") |
Yeah, thIs isnt necessariy a terrible thing, people will still buy software in the west, but in poorer countries where software is very expensive its wont make much difference imo. however the only thing i cant think is banning PSN accounts, but unlike the 360, people can just make new accounts, but Microsofts console meant that banned users would have to buy new consoles if they used modded consoles. so thats more effective.
dual-layer BR are another good soution, but i have no idea how Sony could ban PSN users anyway tbh, how could you tell whos doing what.
