Understandable. But I think the opposite: after this there surely will be no reason for me not to have my creditcard details there. After this scare they will make sure it won't happen again. Like the new finance banker that lost $30 000 on a stupid trade. He asks his boss "will I get fired now?" and hit boss answers "why should I fire you, I just spent $30 000 educating you".
I've made the switch to PC games, so I don't care.
and I don't want free stuff
After having bought the ps1, ps2 and ps3, I think it's time for me to try something else when the next gen game consoles will be available... especially if the XBOX 720 comes out before the ps4. I don't know, for the first time, I feel like if Sony didn't really care about me as a customer (security issues, lack of communication, half-finished GT5, etc.).
The people who "didn't care" about you are the d-bags who did this.
I probably won't be buying from Sony again, more specifically a next gen Playstation (if there is one) because I have lost trust in the company not because of the PSN outage but because of the reliability issues I personally have had and the way Sony has treated people with regards to what you actually own and how much control they have over your console.
I've already not bought anything from Sony since I bought my PS3 back in 2006, before that I was buying stuff from them like every year.
Robin.
No Scaff Nintendo and Microsoft consoles are reliable and have never had any faults and you're allowed to do whatever you want with those consoles too. Mod them, jailbreak them, whatever, Nintendo and MS don't care. Sony is the only evil gaming tyrant that wants to rule with an iron grip.![]()
The people who "didn't care" about you are the d-bags who did this.
Could it be assumed that you will also not be buying a console from Nintendo or MS either in the future as most if not all of your above points can be applied to them as well.
Scaff
If all console manufacturers don't buck up in reliability then I wouldn't buy competing consoles either. MS and Nintendo have never been as heavy handed with consumers as Sony though.
Sarcasm really is lost over the internet.Actually, the 360 had RRoD.
No big company cares about its customers. If they make it seem like they do, it's because acting that way makes them money. Seriously, working for a big company that deals with lots of customers (as in, a few millions of customers) willl teach you one thing: Customers are nothing but faceless numbers.
Nobody gives a damn about the customers themselves. Content customers equal more money, that's the sole reason a company will bother to make it look like they care about a customer.
They are part of the problem...
I would disagree with that.
MS in particular went to great pains to avoid acknowledging that the RRoD