Gilgamesh on 19 June 2012
Seems to be no realy big news regarding to "hacking" the PS3 lately, with every step the hackers took Sony seemed to always kepts two ahead of them. Sony got rid of Linux, changed the security many times and god knows what else but it seems ot have worked. The PS3 is not worlwide known to be a "hacked" console.
So point per point who do you think won, the hackers or Sony? And could this be good for the future of the company that they are known to be a company that can actually defend against hackers, I'm sure game developers love this. But what's it mean to the consumers? does it even matter?
