Shrygue
January 15th, 2008, 16:43
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=179515)
Sony has told CVG that yesterday's images of the high-anticipated in-game XMB we're indeed fake.
And so our fears of it being the work of a sad, lonely soul with nothing better to do with their worthless lives than screw with the hearts of others have been realised.
"The XMB images are fake," Sony told us, adding: "There are no firmware updates planned for January."
Damn those faker makers. We hope their dirty, Photoshop-forging PC explodes and they're forced to continue their virtual social lives in internet cafes with the tourists and homeless people.
For now, you'll just have to stick with Sony's previous confirmation of the feature to come in 2008.
Also, cross your fingers, arms, legs and whatever other limbs you can that Sony adds some of the features discussed in our '10 Steps to Perfect PS3 Firmware' write up.
Sony has told CVG that yesterday's images of the high-anticipated in-game XMB we're indeed fake.
And so our fears of it being the work of a sad, lonely soul with nothing better to do with their worthless lives than screw with the hearts of others have been realised.
"The XMB images are fake," Sony told us, adding: "There are no firmware updates planned for January."
Damn those faker makers. We hope their dirty, Photoshop-forging PC explodes and they're forced to continue their virtual social lives in internet cafes with the tourists and homeless people.
For now, you'll just have to stick with Sony's previous confirmation of the feature to come in 2008.
Also, cross your fingers, arms, legs and whatever other limbs you can that Sony adds some of the features discussed in our '10 Steps to Perfect PS3 Firmware' write up.