| JWeinCom said: Is there any proof that his house was raided? Besides his tweets? My house was just raided by the police! OMGZ! THEY HAD FBI AND CIA AND DOGS AND BEES AND DOGS AND WHEN THEY BARK BEES COME OUT! See, I could do that too. |
Lol that was pretty good.
| Otakumegane said: So basically by raiding his house MS 100% confirmed that it requires Kinect and always online? |
This guy said the always online and ban used games are fake
| thismeintiel said: I agree with others. This guy seems to be an attention whore and likes to talk a lot of shit. What seems strange about this is that when the PS3 hacker was raided by the police/FBI, we had a few sites reporting it, with pics of the cops pulling him out to boot. Why are we really only getting this story from his tweets? I suppose like some others are saying, if this is true (which I doubt), it would confirm what he has been saying. |
LMAO
Well if his leaks are true then the 720 is looking far from desirable.
Well come to think of it Microsoft has been "too quiet" and they were the first ones to release the 360.
*Taking quite a bit too long to announce anything lol.
D-Joe said:
This guy said the always online and ban used games are fake |
He had hardware access. That doesn't mean he knew everything about MS's policy or launch software.
Soleron said:
He had hardware access. That doesn't mean he knew everything about MS's policy or launch software. |
Wat?i just qouting what DaE said
D-Joe said:
This guy said the always online and ban used games are fake |
No he didn't. If you are refering to the Kotaku article, this is what it said:
"No one seems to know everything about the new machines. SuperDaE, for example, offered nothing about the machine's name nor the look of the console or controller. He said nothing about the idea of the new Xbox requiring a constant online connection, something most recently reported by the respected Edge magazine. (One reliable Kotaku source has told us it's true, though, again, plans can change and the strictness of that online requirement—would it tolerate a spotty signal?—remains unclear.)"
He didn't confirm it nor deny it. Then again, take what he says with a big grain of salt.
thismeintiel said:
No he didn't. If you are refering to the Kotaku article, this is what it said: "No one seems to know everything about the new machines. SuperDaE, for example, offered nothing about the machine's name nor the look of the console or controller. He said nothing about the idea of the new Xbox requiring a constant online connection, something most recently reported by the respected Edge magazine. (One reliable Kotaku source has told us it's true, though, again, plans can change and the strictness of that online requirement—would it tolerate a spotty signal?—remains unclear.)" He didn't confirm it nor deny it. Then again, take what he says with a big grain of salt. |
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