@Extric: No network is perfect, but at the very least they could've made it difficult. They didn't.

@adinnieken: And live in the UK.

@The Anti-Fanboy: My problem with that is that it's not in the game.

I thought they'd figured out a way yo unban their consoles?

Not only does this read like bullshit, at the first sign of trouble they should've sent out courtesy emails and snail mail to the customers that have their information entered. It's crucial that people find out about this ASAP, not after Sony has confirmed it.

@dangermouse76: Just as safe as any other network connected to the Internet... so not at all.

@Hiero: Beat me to it :(

@Extric: I stopped reading here: "You can't place the blame entirely on them because this issue isn't completely their fault."

I love this.

What is this, 1995? What the hell is with that interlacing?

@Tuor_of_Gondolin: I know this, that's why I amsaying it's the most annoying setting. By default it's set to reboot. Why? Why hide the error the tech team needs.

Website becoming more app like instead of staying websites. For 99% of websites, becoming more like an app is a bad thing. Coincidentally Gawker sites are the perfect example of everything that is wrong with this.

@RykinPoe: See EA's store for a great example.

@mygawkername: This, a thousand times this. Down with tyrant that is Apple.

@supergeek13579: You can set that up with batch scripts...

@Adey Jarvis: lololololol

@asokks00: TypePad, Google account, Twitter, OpenID and a bunch of others.

@CamJN: I agree with some of this. I don't think anyone actually teaches objections as actions. I know some of the professors at U of A and don't know any that do this.

@ce1es: Thinking about it again, I believe innovation is the wrong word without further context.

OK... that was barely any gameplay. I wish those few with the really early copies would post some videos, because I am completely on the fence about this.