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These greedy console ****ers need to take a look at steam.

Absolutely. For the prices of those 4 hour rentals, you can purchase the full versions of those games on Steam when they're on sale.

I understand that Sony is offering this to people missed out on Sony's last gen consoles but no sane person should get rid of their PS3 if their planning to get a PS4.

It still would be better to have a single console solution for your gaming needs, though. Backward compatibility for PS3 games really should have been included on the PS4.
 
Meh, it's a fair price. It can't be like Netflix, games cost to much to make. Getting to play 100+ games for the price of one.

My issue is what it means for porting classics to PS4. I find it hard to go back to PS3 now
 
Its just cheaper to purchase a PS3 and own the damn games if you want to play them that bad. :lol

You have to be nuts to pay those silly rental fees. :lol

You blink and next thing you know you handed over hundreds of dollars to Sony and you have nothing to show for it. :slap
 
blockbuster and any rental store used to charge 5 dollars for 5-7 day rentals. add it up and per month thats $20 or more and thats just one game. and you only get 4-5 games and you get a small selection.

gamely is $20 a month for 2 games, and you have to wait 3-4 days for the next game to come in...

i would buy at $10 a month
 
Geeze, calm down. You need a paid subscription on PS Plus to make use of cloud saves (not everyone has it). And third-party hubs do fail on occasion, despite how good you are at routing your cables.
Why would I need a hub? Isnt the point of this to allow larger replacement drive?
 
Has anybody played Driveclub?

The game was slammed for the buggy online and I think it got average reviews. Since then the developers have fixed and added so much that it became such a turnaround that some people say it deserves a re-review. To me, the damage seems to have been done but after seeing it in person at a friend's place and reading some impressive second opinions, I decided to buy the game.

Turns out its very good indeed, it's a hybrid between arcade racing and sims, and the game is so user friendly that anybody could just jump in and play. Oh, did I mention the graphics?

 
I just got an email from SCEA about a Class Action Settlement with Sony. Apparently, it's concerning the hacking incident from 2011. If your identity was stolen, and unauthorized charges to your credit card were made as a result of the hack, you could submit a claim for up to $2,500.

If You Had a PlayStation Network, Qriocity, or Sony Online Entertainment Account Before May 15, 2011,
You Could Get Benefits from a Class Action Settlement.


A settlement has been reached with the Sony Entities about the illegal and unauthorized attacks (the "Intrusions") in April 2011, on the computer network systems used to provide PlayStation Network ("PSN"), Qriocity, and Sony Online Entertainment ("SOE") services. The Sony Entities deny any claims of wrongdoing in this case, and the settlement does not mean that the Sony Entities violated any laws or did anything wrong.

Who is included? The Class includes everyone in the US (including its territories) who had a PSN account, a Qriocity account, or an SOE account at any time before May 15, 2011.

What does the settlement provide?

There are various benefits, depending in part on what type of account(s) you had. Benefits you could get (if you qualify) include:

Payment equal to paid wallet balances (if $2 or more) in PSN or SOE accounts that have been inactive since the Intrusions,
One or more of the following: a free PS3 or PSP game, 3 free PS3 themes, or a free 3-month subscription to PlayStation Plus (once valid claims exceed $10 million, class members will still be eligible for one free month of PlayStation Plus),
A free month of Music Unlimited for Qriocity account holders who did not have a PSN account,
$4.50 in SOE Station Cash (amounts will be reduced proportionally if valid claims exceed $4 million).

Identity Theft Reimbursement: If you had out-of-pocket charges due to actual identity theft, and have documentation proving that the theft was caused by the Intrusion(s), you can submit a claim for reimbursement up to $2,500. Reimbursements will be reduced proportionally if the total amount payable on all valid claims would exceed $1 million.

How can I get benefits? To get benefits, you must file a claim form. Claim forms are available at PSN-SOE Settlement > mainpage > Home. You can also request claim forms from the Claims Administrator by writing to PSN-SOE Settlement, PO Box 1947, Faribault, MN 55021 or by calling 1-877-552-1284. The earliest deadline to file a claim is August 31, 2015, or 60 days after the settlement becomes final and effective. Visit the website for more details on submitting a claim online or by mail.

Your other options. Even if you do nothing, you will be bound by the Court's decisions. If you want to keep your right to sue the Sony Entities yourself, you must exclude yourself from the Settlement Class by April 10, 2015. If you stay in the Settlement Class, you may object to the settlement by April 10, 2015. For instructions on how to exclude yourself from the Class or object to the settlement, please see PSN-SOE Settlement > mainpage > Home.

The Court will hold a hearing in this case on May 1, 2015, to consider whether to approve the settlement, and a request by Class Counsel for fees, costs, and expenses up to $2,750,000. You or your own lawyer may appear and speak at the hearing at your own expense.

For more information or Claim Forms:
PSN-SOE Settlement > mainpage > Home or 1-877-552-1284
PARA UNA NOTIFICACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL, VISITE NUESTRO SITIO DE INTERNET.
 
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