No doubt. This article is pretty much a step by step guide for how to steal and get away with it.

How exactly is releasing firmware to the public which is designed to help pirate games so it can be stopped "backstabbing"? I'd call it being an upstanding citizen. This makes two articles today on Kotaku glorifying and romanticizing theft.

Dude's a fucking thief it's not everyone's fault, it's solely his. That's like saying it's your fault that your house gets robbed because you weren't home - "hey, you made it easy for him by going to work"

Hey Jason, why not turn all information you've gotten from this piece of shit to law enforcement and help get him thrown in jail where he belongs?

sorry, I forgot about ports of 360 and ps3 games months to years after they were released... played on a sub par controller

Yeah because cheap feeling with mushy buttons and weak feedback are frivolous. Enjoy buying a $300 system to play a tired 2d side-scroller that costs $60. get your waggle on bro

You left out the most important part of the online experience - online multiplayer. I have both ps3 and 360 but choose to play all my online games over Live because there's always issues with ps3. The blutooth headseats on ps3 are terrible. I can hear everything going on in the background of every mic that's…

that's not even close to funny; your a classless piece of shit