HAHAHAHA look at all these posts getting 1 thumbs up and 1 thumbs down, that's cos the new gamespot system subtracts 1 everytime you thumb yourself up now.

@tastycasey27 they warned people at the start to watch out for strange activity on their accounts because info MAY have been taken ... then they came out next and said the card numbers were encrypted and they were just playing it safe. That was covered ages ago. They don't have credit card info. We're already in May now, you should come join us.

@twztid13 wow, you managed to spot a typo on a gamespot message board. I think that officially makes you the saddest person on the internet. Congrats.

I hope to god Sony sue Gamespot for all the blatant lies they've been spinning ever since this started.

@tastycasey27 they didn't steel credit card info. And things like names, numbers are things you give out when you sign up for anything.

Of course I'd feel comfortable buying from them again. It won't make a difference since whatever damage has happened is already done. This article is all over the place.

With any luck the hackers will give us a free game too

@MachShot except they don't have our credit cards or access to them.

If Gamespot were a real news feed this writer would be fired.

@TheLast1Left no they don't monitor us in the same way kinnect does. Mobile phone cameras aren't constantly linked to a server and recording constantly. Mobile phone cameras don't monitor and record conversations to study interests. Mobile phone cameras don't record faces and store them on their server.