As we all know Sony does not like piracy, but it now seems that Sony is going a little overboard. From the PS3's seven layers of security to the several different types of PSP's. It seems Sony can't do anything to prevent people from hacking them, so they decide to change things up, punish those who haven't done anything. Sony and Game developers have worked together and have come up with voucher code. These codes are used to play online, and every single PSP will need one to play games online. So if you bought the game used, you will have to pay $20 to get the code. Sony is already doing this with the new Socom game, and this is only the beginning. I hate to see legitimate buyers penalized for this, and I think that Sony`s tactics are not acceptable. So what do you guys think? Do you think Sony is write or wrong? And is this method of preventing piracy an effective method?
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