You don't even have to do that much. As long as the game doesn't require a data connection, all you need to do is delete the app from your phone, and reinstall it via iTunes. Once you delete an app, it clears out the app's sandbox and all saved data, so the next time the app runs, it will be completely a fresh…

Kinda bullshit really. Microsoft Studio A has had Megaman (and more recently Cutman—until some birch took it down) facing 520 for a lot longer than a month. Stupid Expedia.

I envy his intelligence, but I'm 100% with Sony on this one.

A couple weeks later, these two will axe murder their parents and the media will blame Beyblades.

@Zelyre: And...whos genius idea was it to make MW2 peer-to-peer?

NO and NO.

Careful, you don't want to step in the bullshit.

"Once again hobbyists beat Microsoft at their own gaming peripheral"

@DaStinger: That might protect your assets from being seized as part of your criminal enterprising, but if you owe hefty fines, it won't protect you from having property seized to fulfill your obligations.

@Red_Flag: Isn't the fine like $100,000 per copyright infringement?

@d0m: Now, don't get me wrong; it's still an uphill fight to do what you want to do.

@d0m: Again, you're mixing up ideas.

@d0m: I don't think you know what you're talking about.

What about the PS3 version? From their website, it looked like this wasn't possible.

From Burien? No surprise there.

@matrixdude: Unless said talent is under contract.

@Đipic: Of course not. The guy is a random internet commenter.

I like how activision is all proud of this, given that it was IW that created the COD franchise, and made it was it is today.

@griever_fx001: why do you think?

Just a nit-pick, but MW2 has no servers; on PC or 360. It's p2p, which is garbage.