Pretty sure you'll be able to take that month when you want it.

Wow.. thanks.. I suspected as much, after discussing with my colleague who doesn't really know much about games, but knows a lot about networks and programming, and this was his speculations, based on the facts I had given him.

That's right, the hackers went in the Sony offices, requested the data. A nice clerk at the counter obliged and gave him everything and they left after drinking a cup of tea together.

Get a friend, sister, brother, a dog or a priest to play with you in split screen?

Didn't anonymous simply ddos PSN? I would hardly call that hacking.

That's what I thought too. I thought it was weird how people were claiming it took days, when I remember accessing PSN on Tuesday and part of Wednesday, and by Thursday I remember hearing about the breach.

Correct me if I'm wrong Temporal, I only have 1-2 courses of PR under my belt.

Wait... you didn't... know?

The FBI might have requested Sony to hold on announcing anything and are probably still keeping Sony from spreading some information they're actually aware of to prevent getting in the way of the investigation. (ugh this is poorly written up, sorry).

fashion in french is mode. But mode in french is also mode.

I also read somewhere that Sony may have slept with all of our moms.

"Sony Online Entertainment has issued a notification assuring customers that current credit card information has not been compromised. "There is no evidence that our main credit card database was compromised. It is in a completely separate and secured environment."

But how else would Kotaku get all those hits and comments?

And what part of "may have also been obtained." means that it happened?

The sad part is that most people are buying this BS, again.

"Sony said the shutdown of Sony Online Entertainment, which hosts the popular "EverQuest" role-playing game, was prompted by an expansion of the initial investigation, not a separate attack." From the actual source that doesn't mention anything about credit cards.

Actually, if you go to the source's source, there was no information related to any credit cards information stolen by anyone.

SOE, the mmorpg division of Sony Entertainment, has nothing to do with PSN+. What the hell are you talking about?

DQ VII <3

People can't read. Look at all the comments acting like if it actually happened for sure.