Yay, I get $9 dollars back.  How much are the lawyers getting?

Yes, there was a point in the lawsuit, but in the end, it was still pointless, as always it is cheaper for Sony and like to break the law than let consumers have they were originally sold.

How I got my stolen value back?  Loading up a modchip as soon as Sony enraged the community to finally crack their DRM and take back control of my hardware, loading linux, and loading a 2tb usb drive with downloaded games to play on it just because I could.  I was less interested in the games than the console hacking, I don't think I ever played more than a few games on it as a test and for warm fuzzies of sticking it to Sony.

The final payback from a scorned community was the day the lv0 private keys were extracted and uploaded to the internet, signaling the final unrecoverable death knell to the platform for Sony and their game publishers, thus the sudden rush to release the ps4 ahead of schedule.

They can keep the $9, it was worth the entertainment watching that roller coaster ride alone them getting screwed over for just deserts.  Sony really should figure out how not to enrage their users doing stupid things like that.

-mb


On 10/04/2016 03:01 PM, Mike Schwartz wrote: