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Sony vs Microsoft
PS3... XBOX360... Either way you're selling your soul to the devil.

There is an alternative. Since no one likes GameCube anyway, we should all petition Nintendo to opensource it, and then release OpenCube... the Linux-fanboy's choice in gaming.
Posted by: StanB   Posted on: 11/10/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Sony's EULA is worse than their DRM  tic swayback | 11/10/05
Kind of crazy  voska | 11/10/05
For all of you not familiar with EULAs...  StanB | 11/10/05
DRM will be abused by those who want to abuse you  David Mohring | 11/10/05
here is how to get rid of the Sony DRM  Linux Geek | 11/10/05
HAHA!!  NonZealot | 11/10/05
The could make a rootkit for linux also.  osreinstall | 11/10/05
Where do you guys come up with this stuf??  Edward Meyers | 11/10/05
Why do you guys think you are immune?  osreinstall | 11/10/05
Actually not as easy as all that.  maldain | 11/14/05
Actually not as easy as all that  JoeMama_z | 11/15/05
Won't work  Loverock Davidson | 11/10/05
I see....  Hugh Jass | 11/10/05
Sony well get theirs  csa0307 | 11/10/05
Sony vs Microsoft  gc33 | 11/10/05
Sony vs Microsoft  StanB | 11/10/05
Sony vs Microsoft  gc33 | 11/10/05
PS3 and Right of First Sale...  jbroche18 | 11/11/05
Also, a quick side note...  jbroche18 | 11/11/05
Thank You Sony!  BitTwiddler | 11/11/05
Same ole Sony  Boot_Agnostic | 11/11/05
What about Symantec...  lawryll@... | 11/11/05
Next they will claim...  SQLServer | 11/11/05
Sony should be prosecuted Harshly  foxie9876 | 11/13/05
Sony should be prosecuted Harshly  foxie9876 | 11/13/05
no better argument against DRM exists  ttocsmij | 11/15/05

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