@Baboonski: "Well, I'm not trying to be a jack ass, but I would think it's more like he was swerving at the last second just to avoid the vehicle itself. I wouldn't think he was specifically thinking he had to take the impact to save his family, even if that's what happened."

Whoa whoa whoa

@grooveraider: So what do you propose? That the game industry just shuts down?

@JudoTrip: That same amoral attitude can be applied and would just as "true" to other things like murder and rape.

@potatojenkins: " I just would like some sort of proof that attacks on piracy have a really noticable effect on increasing software sales."

@potatojenkins: Um, it isn't like pirates only DL games they weren't going to buy in the first place. Afterall they have to be playing SOMETHING on their PS3s.

@SPAAAACE PIIIIIIIIIMP!!!: Oh please. Consumers never had a right to play burned games. Ironic how so many of the "non-consumers" like to bring up "consumer rights".

@Milenko: Oh please

@hurricanedj: I'm not very tech-literate. Could you explain to me what exactly is the complexity behind the PS3 that makes it more difficult to hack than say the Wii or 360?

@Black Knight Rebel: I thought it was always software that prevented it from being hacked.

@michael25: Um wow

@hurricanedj: Still it is possible for jailbreakers to just counter this patch and it'll be just like Nintendo and their homebrew patches.

@Aethyr: There is a difference between being stupid and making a mistake yes.

@Smorlock: [tinyurl.com]

Based on the new cosplay rules established for this year's PAX #5 wouldn't be allowed if he was a girl, since bra and panties are banned.

@wazzzup16: "Also, comparing Saddam oppressing and murdering hundreds of shiites and kurds to china censoring a VIDEO GAME is quite absurd."

@DunnCarnage: You're not the first to point out my freudian slip, brah.

@dragonfliet: I'm sorry but I and many other people rather enjoy those details, as they make the worlds feel more alive and real.

@Kamix: "Comparing China to Iran."

@Daemonicus: Yeah, sorry my mistake.