1,200 people aren't so "Anonymous" anymore.

Completely defeats the purpose of Anonymous… morons.

Evolution-X0

No it doesn't... they're trying to reach out to the public. I guarantee you no one important from Anonymous would be linked to that facebook page.

Anonymous is a serious joke right now, though. All their latest attempts are just lame and miscalculated.

I hope they come to a Sony store near me. I wanna go up to them and laugh while wearing my Sony shirt.

*Current manager on duty at Sony store calls police* *police arrive and ask offenders to leave and escort them off premises* *some cause trouble Police mace them and cuff them and put them in jail* lol simple as that...One cannot legally go onto private property and protest.

WilliamRLBaker

*Current manager on duty at Sony store calls police* *police arrive and ask offenders to leave and escort them off premises* *some cause trouble Police mace them and cuff them and put them in jail* lol simple as that...One cannot legally go onto private property and protest.

WilliamRLBaker

[QUOTE="TheAcountantMan"]I clicked im Attending.TheKing012

i really wouldn't advice taking this situation lightly.

Sony seeked the IP addresses of anyone simply visiting the website GeoHotz was distributing the PS3 hack from. they'll be all over this in seconds.

Sony only subpoened for the IP addresses of the people who opened the hacking website to determine that the larger percentage of people who visited the site were from California so that they could try George Hotz in a California courtroom, a state that has dealt with cyber crimes more than many others.

They are not trying to sue the people who visited the site, that would be beyond absurd, costly, and pointless as they would have no case against said visitors. George Hotz however violated the Sony's ToA and distributed the "key" to hacking the PS3 and also Sony's PSN thereby endangering the gaming experience of Sony's customers.

[QUOTE="Evolution-X0"]

Completely defeats the purpose of Anonymous… morons.

Optical_Order

No it doesn't... they're trying to reach out to the public. I guarantee you no one important from Anonymous would be linked to that facebook page.

Anonymous is a serious joke right now, though. All their latest attempts are just lame and miscalculated.

I wholeheartedly agree that someone like that would be hard to find.

You guys like my new sig :lol: :P

[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"]

*Current manager on duty at Sony store calls police* *police arrive and ask offenders to leave and escort them off premises* *some cause trouble Police mace them and cuff them and put them in jail* lol simple as that...One cannot legally go onto private property and protest.

VensInferno

Maybe the PS3 fanbase should stage a counter-demonstration-- a BUYcott, if you will. On April 16, while all those Anon trolls are wasting away their Saturday sitting around in Sony stores while not buying anything, we can all go out and buy Sony and Playstation-related products. Planning to buy a new PS3 game? buy it next Saturday. Planning to buy a new 42" Bravia? Buy it next Saturday. If possible, buy it at a Sony store that has an Anonymous infestation, and wave your reciept proudly as you pass the unwashed masses wearing Guy Fawkes masks. And then, go home and play games on PSN.Timstuff

:lol: funny stuff.

:P

[QUOTE="VensInferno"]

[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"]

*Current manager on duty at Sony store calls police* *police arrive and ask offenders to leave and escort them off premises* *some cause trouble Police mace them and cuff them and put them in jail* lol simple as that...One cannot legally go onto private property and protest.

Randoggy

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]Maybe the PS3 fanbase should stage a counter-demonstration-- a BUYcott, if you will. On April 16, while all those Anon trolls are wasting away their Saturday sitting around in Sony stores while not buying anything, we can all go out and buy Sony and Playstation-related products. Planning to buy a new PS3 game? buy it next Saturday. Planning to buy a new 42" Bravia? Buy it next Saturday. If possible, buy it at a Sony store that has an Anonymous infestation, and wave your reciept proudly as you pass the unwashed masses wearing Guy Fawkes masks. And then, go home and play games on PSN.theuncharted34

:lol: funny stuff.

:P

I still don't understand how anyone can support these people, GeoHotz and those that jailbreak their PS3's (the majority of which simply want to pirate games and hack online games)

Sony is not a corporate saint in terms of how they operate, but in the most capitalistic sense in the gaming industry, Sony has been doing more good nowadays than bad. They're system offers the most value for your money, they have a plethora of first party studios who the majority of whom have talent, and their online service is free and easy to access

These people seem like they have the intention to dismantle Sony Computer Entertainment and I'm wondering why?... Because they're protecting the interest of their consumers by prosecuting someone who facilitated an act that could have rendered their free online service unapproachable? It's bad enough their last place in sales, software and download sales for the platform aren't completely on par with that of the 360 and in the United States the parity in sales is more than 10 million, couldn't these Anonymous people do something better with their time than attack an corporation thats sole purpose is to provide entertainment?..

I clicked im Attending.TheAcountantMan

I still don't understand how anyone can support these people, GeoHotz and those that jailbreak their PS3's (the majority of which simply want to pirate games and hack online games)

Sony is not a corporate saint in terms of how they operate, but in the most capitalistic sense in the gaming industry, Sony has been doing more good nowadays than bad. They're system offers the most value for your money, they have a plethora of first party studios who the majority of whom have talent, and their online service is free and easy to access

These people seem like they have the intention to dismantle Sony Computer Entertainment and I'm wondering why?... Because they're protecting the interest of their consumers by prosecuting someone who facilitated an act that could have rendered their free online service unapproachable? It's bad enough their last place in sales, software and download sales for the platform aren't completely on par with that of the 360 and in the United States the parity in sales is more than 10 million, couldn't these Anonymous people do something better with their time than attack an corporation thats sole purpose is to provide entertainment?..

KevinPlanet

[QUOTE="KevinPlanet"]

I still don't understand how anyone can support these people, GeoHotz and those that jailbreak their PS3's (the majority of which simply want to pirate games and hack online games)

Sony is not a corporate saint in terms of how they operate, but in the most capitalistic sense in the gaming industry, Sony has been doing more good nowadays than bad. They're system offers the most value for your money, they have a plethora of first party studios who the majority of whom have talent, and their online service is free and easy to access

These people seem like they have the intention to dismantle Sony Computer Entertainment and I'm wondering why?... Because they're protecting the interest of their consumers by prosecuting someone who facilitated an act that could have rendered their free online service unapproachable? It's bad enough their last place in sales, software and download sales for the platform aren't completely on par with that of the 360 and in the United States the parity in sales is more than 10 million, couldn't these Anonymous people do something better with their time than attack an corporation thats sole purpose is to provide entertainment?..

KungfuKitten

[QUOTE="tutt3r"]

wait I dont understand how this relates to anonymous...

TheKing012

:| really? Anonymous created the Facebook page. it links to several stores Sony owns you can go to sit in and "boycott" the company.

how does it not relate to Anonymous?

[QUOTE="KevinPlanet"]

I still don't understand how anyone can support these people, GeoHotz and those that jailbreak their PS3's (the majority of which simply want to pirate games and hack online games)

Sony is not a corporate saint in terms of how they operate, but in the most capitalistic sense in the gaming industry, Sony has been doing more good nowadays than bad. They're system offers the most value for your money, they have a plethora of first party studios who the majority of whom have talent, and their online service is free and easy to access

These people seem like they have the intention to dismantle Sony Computer Entertainment and I'm wondering why?... Because they're protecting the interest of their consumers by prosecuting someone who facilitated an act that could have rendered their free online service unapproachable? It's bad enough their last place in sales, software and download sales for the platform aren't completely on par with that of the 360 and in the United States the parity in sales is more than 10 million, couldn't these Anonymous people do something better with their time than attack an corporation thats sole purpose is to provide entertainment?..

KungfuKitten

We're in a gaming generation that thrives on connectivity and what George Hotz did was damaging as a whole to Sony's network, that is why he is being sued. Any company, Nintendo and/or Microsoft would have done the same if there system had been hacked the way the PS3 was, they're not gonna simply let him get away with posting the "key" to their system and its online network and pretend everything is normal.

[QUOTE="TheAcountantMan"]I clicked im Attending.II_Seraphim_II

clicking 'attend' on this makes you as lifeless as liking 'free tibet' will make you a philanthropist

[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"][QUOTE="TheAcountantMan"]I clicked im Attending.Firebird-5

clicking 'attend' on this makes you as lifeless as liking 'free tibet' will make you a philanthropist

Huh?

You're showing support to a group who planned on messing with the network where people play online games through, then in your signature you have "Battlefield: Bad Company 2" stats being shown...suppose Anonymous decided to target EA's servers for that game and shut it down completely? Would you be as apathetic towards them as you're being now? These people are internet terrorists trying to get their way by any means necessary, even if it interferes with the gameplay experiences of people who bought their PS3 with the sole purpose of playing games on it...

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

[QUOTE="II_Seraphim_II"] Really? u wanna be lifeless guy #1201?KevinPlanet

clicking 'attend' on this makes you as lifeless as liking 'free tibet' will make you a philanthropist

Huh?

You're showing support to a group who planned on messing with the network where people play online games through, then in your signature you have "Battlefield: Bad Company 2" stats being shown...suppose Anonymous decided to target EA's servers for that game and shut it down completely? Would you be as apathetic towards them as you're being now? These people are internet terrorists trying to get their way by any means necessary, even if it interferes with the gameplay experiences of people who bought their PS3 with the sole purpose of playing games on it...

dem terrorists gon take our gaems!! da gubmint said so

[QUOTE="KevinPlanet"]

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

clicking 'attend' on this makes you as lifeless as liking 'free tibet' will make you a philanthropist

Firebird-5

Huh?

You're showing support to a group who planned on messing with the network where people play online games through, then in your signature you have "Battlefield: Bad Company 2" stats being shown...suppose Anonymous decided to target EA's servers for that game and shut it down completely? Would you be as apathetic towards them as you're being now? These people are internet terrorists trying to get their way by any means necessary, even if it interferes with the gameplay experiences of people who bought their PS3 with the sole purpose of playing games on it...

dem terrorists gon take our gaems!! da gubmint said so

I don't think the majority of you understand Anonymous at all. The people who signed up are just random chumps who may have several protests. The real hackers aren't stupid enough to sign up for something like that and the fact that you think Sony has caught them makes me question your intelligence.

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

[QUOTE="KevinPlanet"]

Huh?

You're showing support to a group who planned on messing with the network where people play online games through, then in your signature you have "Battlefield: Bad Company 2" stats being shown...suppose Anonymous decided to target EA's servers for that game and shut it down completely? Would you be as apathetic towards them as you're being now? These people are internet terrorists trying to get their way by any means necessary, even if it interferes with the gameplay experiences of people who bought their PS3 with the sole purpose of playing games on it...

KevinPlanet

dem terrorists gon take our gaems!! da gubmint said so

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

[QUOTE="KevinPlanet"]

Huh?

You're showing support to a group who planned on messing with the network where people play online games through, then in your signature you have "Battlefield: Bad Company 2" stats being shown...suppose Anonymous decided to target EA's servers for that game and shut it down completely? Would you be as apathetic towards them as you're being now? These people are internet terrorists trying to get their way by any means necessary, even if it interferes with the gameplay experiences of people who bought their PS3 with the sole purpose of playing games on it...

KevinPlanet

dem terrorists gon take our gaems!! da gubmint said so

you can set me up however you wish buddy, i don't really care what you think about me. i'm sure it feels good, all that 'ownage'. i won't rain on your parade

wait I dont understand how this relates to anonymous...

tutt3r

Alright I fixed my sig :P Sorry for the long wait, I went to the mall.

I still don't understand how anyone can support these people, GeoHotz and those that jailbreak their PS3's (the majority of which simply want to pirate games and hack online games)

Sony is not a corporate saint in terms of how they operate, but in the most capitalistic sense in the gaming industry, Sony has been doing more good nowadays than bad. They're system offers the most value for your money, they have a plethora of first party studios who the majority of whom have talent, and their online service is free and easy to access

These people seem like they have the intention to dismantle Sony Computer Entertainment and I'm wondering why?... Because they're protecting the interest of their consumers by prosecuting someone who facilitated an act that could have rendered their free online service unapproachable? It's bad enough their last place in sales, software and download sales for the platform aren't completely on par with that of the 360 and in the United States the parity in sales is more than 10 million, couldn't these Anonymous people do something better with their time than attack an corporation thats sole purpose is to provide entertainment?..

KevinPlanet

[QUOTE="KevinPlanet"]

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

dem terrorists gon take our gaems!! da gubmint said so

Firebird-5

you can set me up however you wish buddy, i don't really care what you think about me. i'm sure it feels good, all that 'ownage'. i won't rain on your parade

You know, the pitiful thing, is that people here actually think the people signing up there are the same ones working behind-the-scenes. :lol: tagyhag

So their secret plan is ... loitering? lol.

A preview of next week's "demonstration." :lol:

A preview of next week's "demonstration." :lol:

Timstuff

Wow, what a bunch of new***s

sony is gonna send a undercover sony member to join that group and put an end to this. lol for real this is going out of control

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]

A preview of next week's "demonstration." :lol:

Phazevariance

Created By "John Smith"

:P

[QUOTE="Phazevariance"]

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]

A preview of next week's "demonstration." :lol:

Timstuff

They can still protest on public property around the premises. Honestly if you look at the influence the tea party has done... anon could accomplish way more if they focused on protests instead of DDOS attacks.

Their scientology protests made crazy headlines. Then again motivating a horde of basement dwellers, probably aint easy.

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]

[QUOTE="Phazevariance"] Thats about exactly how it will be. not enough people for every store, thus 1-2 people sitting around going "dont buy that, dont buy that!" lol

markinthedark

They can still protest on public property around the premises. Honestly if you look at the influence the tea party has done... anon could accomplish way more if they focused on protests instead of DDOS attacks.

Their scientology protests made crazy headlines. Then again motivating a horde of basement dwellers, probably aint easy.

How much could I make sony pay for this information?

I need some easy money

How much could I make sony pay for this information?

I need some easy money

austi722

they probably know about it, most big companys probably have people just to search facebook/twitter, they probably don't care because there are almost 7 billion people in the world, 2,000 wont effect anything

I never even knew a Sony store even existed. I'm sure 1200 is enough. I support them. You're not a gamer if you don't.percech

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

Planeforger

Agreed. I can't imagine them volunteering to go outside and actually be around people.

Wait.

The first rule is we don't talk about it.

-TheSecondSign-

I'm pretty sure Fight Club references got old back in '99. :P