Sony Developing Hack-Proof PS3?
Price reduction on older models may also be incoming.
Sony is currently working on a 'hack-proof' PlayStation 3 as a counter-measure against recent piracy concerns, according to EverythingHQ.
An anonymous 'insider' source says, "Sony are already deep into plans of developing a hack-proof PS3 system. This is mainly due to the recent leaks of Killzone 3 which has worried Sony of their console becoming a mainstream threat to piracy."
The new model PS3 will reportedly have the current slim design, a 300GB hard drive, an undisclosed anti-hacking system, and a mooted price point of £186.99/$300.
Current models of the PS3 could also see a price cut as Sony hopes to clear out the old hackable models from retailers to make way for the new console.
A release date has yet to be set for the new as-yet-unconfirmed model as Sony will be looking to resolve its court case against PS3 hacker George Hotz before making a final decision.
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/115/1151243p1.html
Sony is currently working on a 'hack-proof' PlayStation 3 as a counter-measure against recent piracy concerns, according to EverythingHQ.
An anonymous 'insider' source says, "Sony are already deep into plans of developing a hack-proof PS3 system. This is mainly due to the recent leaks of Killzone 3 which has worried Sony of their console becoming a mainstream threat to piracy."
The new model PS3 will reportedly have the current slim design, a 300GB hard drive, an undisclosed anti-hacking system, and a mooted price point of £186.99/$300.
Current models of the PS3 could also see a price cut as Sony hopes to clear out the old hackable models from retailers to make way for the new console.
A release date has yet to be set for the new as-yet-unconfirmed model as Sony will be looking to resolve its court case against PS3 hacker George Hotz before making a final decision.
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/115/1151243p1.html
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There is no such thing as "Hack-Proof".
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What they need to focus on at Sony is more servers for online games ie Call of Duty and Madden.
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What they need to focus on at Sony is more servers for online games ie Call of Duty and Madden.
You should tell Activision that, servers aint Sony's responsibility. -
bcotton2000@yahoo.com wrote: »You should tell Activision that, servers aint Sony's responsibility.
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Very true but Sony holds responsibility of what companies they allow on their system and what is promoted. Also Madden isnt Activision.
lol what sense does that make? Sony gonna tell EA and Activision they dont want anymore of their games released on Sony systems? -
bcotton2000@yahoo.com wrote: »lol what sense does that make? Sony gonna tell EA and Activision they dont want anymore of their games released on Sony systems?
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LOL@ U. Usually when a contract is made there are pre conditions. When a company or person signs it there is no turning back because it is a legal document. If it conditions arent met it is later voided or an admendment/modification is made to keep it legal. That being said if there is a problem with the company usually those companies are responsible along with Sony.
Again, what does Sony have to do with them having ? servers -
bcotton2000@yahoo.com wrote: »Again, what does Sony have to do with them having ? servers
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lol lol..........