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more about #internet monkeysaresilly: When I worked retail last Christmas, the most popular items from stolen cards were 360 elites and ps3s. It would always piss me off that the criminal... more » curly haired boy: i just buy visa gift cards to purchase items online. if the number gets stolen, there's no possibility of a huge charge being racked up. more » Camo Zombie is coining the vernacular: -obligatory "...Priceless" commercial parody comment- more » Rocketknight: There's a special circle of hell reserved for credit card thieves and people who talk in the theater. more » laser beams: ugggh... i just had to deal with a credit card fraud case last month, as well. lame. on the funny side, though- it seems the thief bought some subscr... more » Bouchart: Thank you Kotaku. You've given me a few ideas to mull over in that noggin of mine. more » geiko: No PS3 love? I guess the lack of hackability doesn't make it too intriguing to criminals. more » Char Aznable: Protip: Stealing credit card information to buy a Wii for your kids is the the right thing to do. Credit card companies definitely won't miss it, and ... more » Friedhamster: Part of why video games are such hot items is because of the easy resale they pose. Turning a Wii around on eBay a few weeks after Black Friday could... more » D-K The Grey: I actually saw a guy's creditcard number in a youtube vid once, for a split second tucked away in the corner, it was readable. He thanked me plenty a... more » Billkwando: 2 words. ROSE FUCKING CAMELLIA. That is all. more » Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: My Wii was blinking blue at me today and I downloaded it. Works good. I hadn't bought it just on general principles -- I wasn't going to hassle with... more » Révolution: It's free because it sucks. BADLY. This isn't some fanboy hating either. It's kinda sad when a browser chokes on the gawker network blogs, and the ve... more » Nitrokart knows CPR and took that guy's wallet: Hey! Listen! I got an email from Nintendo saying that they've updated the Flash in the Internet Channel. So even if you already have the Internet Chan... more » SuperTongue: So can those of us who got it free originally beat the system and sneak in a free NES game? more » smbu2000: So do we still get the free game if we downloaded the browser for free when it was free a long time ago? I never use the browser(glad I didn't have t... more » Eruanno: Wii? What's that? People still buy those? *Hugs Xbox 360* more » TRT-X: Is there any additional info on how to get the free VC game? more » kubevubin: Erm...how do you get the free games? I've been looking around for any notification of the free games, but I've come up empty on my search. more » LucasReis: Hey Bash, the channel was free in the beggining. I downloaded it for free in 2007 and I still have it. Then, they started charging it. Good move Ninte... more » -
#happyholidays
Credit Card Fraudsters Love Their Video Games
Credit card fraud prevention experts Retail Decisions have detailed the four most fraud prone products on the internet this holiday season, and wouldn't you know it, three of them are video game related. More » -
#nintendo
Wii Internet Channel Is Free, Free, Free [UPDATE]
Nintendo has announced that starting today the Opera-powered Wii Internet Channel is available free of charge. More » -
#hecknopossibly
And The StarCraft II LAN Petitioning Commences
Angered by news that Blizzard has decided to leave LAN multiplayer out of StarCraft II, fans are doing what fans have done in such situations since the dawn of time - signing a letter. More » -
#dsi
How The DSi Can Filter Your Internets
Being a Nintendo product, the DSi is big on shielding children from the evils of the world, perceived or otherwise. And the DSi is no different, shipping with an internet filtering program. More » -
#online
Online Game Corps Not Panicking Over Time Warner Pricing
A broadband tiered-pricing trial by Time-Warner Cable has rankled many, particularly gamers, who fear sock-it-to-me overages incurred by online gaming. Sony, Microsoft and OnLive have now weighed in, and they're not too worried.
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#online
Time Warner Revises Plans to Charge for Internet Bandwith Usage
Broadband internet provider Time Warner Cable seems to have caved slightly to the rising public sentiment against their plans to charge its subscribers for the amount of bandwidth they use. More » -
