@Dannystaples14 @LtReviews His point is hackers, as a whole, are not lawbreakers. Companies and governments hire people to hack their programs so they can find security flaws and fix them. Many hackers are also programmers, so they are useful in creating a tighter system with less risk for the user. Big government agencies like the FBI, CIA, etc. all hire hackers to hack their websites, security systems, etc. for the same reason that these companies do.
Hackers, as a whole, aren't a bunch of losers. There is such a thing as a Certified Ethical Hacker, and those outnumber people who hack programs and devices for illegal means by far. Educate yourself before making a comment that classifies such a large group of people like that.
The weirdest part of this whole thing is that jailbreaking devices is legal, it just voids whatever warranty the manufacturers put on them at the manufacturer's discretion. SE was punishing people who did something completely legal.
Did anyone else buy the MGS HD Collection and feel kinda burned with the Legacy Collection coming out? I mean, if I knew it was going to come out when I bought MGS HD, I would have saved my money and waited...-sigh-
@buffaloblitz85 @Thunderstarter I'm not saying that someone who plays those games and absolutely nothing else is what I would define a gamer (because then I would have the audacity to call my mother a gamer), from what I understood grove was saying that there is no way a real gamer would ever play smartphone/tablet games, which is entirely untrue.
@grove12345 @ivan_osorio Hm? I'm a gamer and I regularly play games like Temple Run, Angry Birds, etc. on the go. They're fun little diversions. Who says they can't?
@epicgameresearc I don't agree. Competition is good for the market. We need different console developers to take their consoles in different directors in order to get innovation. Plus, if they did that, someone else would just pop up and make a new console to tackle theirs anyway.
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