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The Entertainment Ratings board has apologised for the strange, and condescending text that was used to describe the content of Dead or Alive Paradise.

The original summary criticized the game's "creepy voyeurism" and "bizarre, misguided notions of what women really want." "Paradise cannot mean straddling felled tree trunks in dental-floss thongs," the original summary concluded.

ESRB issued an official statement explaining and apologizing for the error. "The rating summary for Dead or Alive Paradise was posted to our website in error, and we have since replaced that version with the corrected one. We recognize that the initial version improperly contained subjective language and that issue has been addressed," the statement reads.

Read more: ESRB Apologises for Dead or Alive Rating Text [more available]

Sony has hinted at the fact that they may begin charging for their Platstation Network which until now, had been free to all owners of PSPs and Playstation 3s.

"Will we charge for [PSN], or why don't we charge for it?", ony Computer Entertainment America SVP of marketing and PSN Peter Dille said in a recent interview."It's been our philosophy not to charge for it from launch up until now, but Kaz [Sony Computer Entertainment CEO] recently went on the record as saying that's something we're looking at."

"I can confirm that as well. That's something that we're actively thinking about. What's the best way to approach that if we were to do that? You know, no announcements at this point in time, but it's something we're thinking about."


Read more: Sony Could Start Charging for PSN [more available]

China has shut down what is thought to be the largest website in the country for training would be hackers; perhaps so that their own training sources can become more popular. The site was called Black Hawk Safety Net, and not only provided lessons for hackers to-be, but also sold malicious software for them to use.

China has arrested three people who were apparently running the site, charging them with recruiting thousands of members online and providing them with cyber attack lessons and Trojan software. Apparently at their peak, the site had over 12,000 paying subscribers and collected more than seven million yuan ($1m: £650,000) in membership fees with over 125,000 free members also signed up.





Read more: China Shuts Down Hacker Training Site [more available]

Despite many people having up to date anti virus, anti spyware and even anti-malware software, many users are still managing to get infected its been unveiled in a servey. It was confused by SurfRight who had over 70,000 people scan their completely updated PC with their HitmanPro 3 behavioural scan, and it showed that over a third of people had some sort of malware running rampant.

Surfright's system is somewhat different to other products as it combines 7 different antivirus programs into one search function, and seems to be a rather impressive anti-malware solution.

Read more: Anti-Virus Doesn't Block all Malware [more available]

Google's Nexus One mobile phone, the flagship of their Android phone platform is not selling too well at all; despite a heavy push from the search firm. Apparently the company only managed to shift 80,000 units its first month which is pretty poor considering the first iPhone sold well over half a million. However, Motorola managed to sell 525,000 mobiles sporting the Android platform; so it shows that the OS isn't the problem, the Nexus phone itself is.

Its also believed that Google hasn't really advertised the phone at all, I don't remember seeing one advert for it beyond the news site announcements.



Read more: Google's Nexus One Not Really Selling [more available]

Microsoft has announced that as of the 15th of April this year, server support for the original Xbox Live will not longer be accessible. The company halted software support for the older console in 2008, encouraging their users to upgrade to the newer 360. This is a different tactic taken to rivals Sony who still develop games for their PS2 console.

Oddly, its also expected that even playing games in emulation mode on the Xbox 360 will not make online play possible for original Xbox titles. Local multiplayer modes will still be usable, as well as single player content of course, but online multiplayer will no longer work as of the 15th of April.

Apparently the reason for this change is that there's due to be a large update to the Xbox Live service, and Microsoft don't want to invest any dollars into upgrading the older platform.



Read more: Original Xbox Losing Live Functionality [more available]

Comic creators Capcom have announced that while they have already released the Monster Hunter MMO on the Xbox 360 in Japane, they may release it in Europe and North America too; but they have yet to decide.

"I feel Monster Hunter can definitely succeed overseas," Capcom executive Keiji Inafune told Famitsu, as noted and translated by andriasang. "There's a high possibility that MHF will kickstart that."

The game was originally release for PC in 2007, but only in Japan so far.

Read more: Capcom Teases Monster Hunter MMO [more available]

Steve Jobs' Apple has finally caved in regards to fixing the ill fate iMac PC, and has announced a recall with a monetary incentive for those willing to get a refund. This is an effort by the firm to halt complaints, as replacement panels in the UK have run out.

The biggest problem so far for the iMac has been the swelling numbers of yellow tinted monitors which see the screen showing off a very yellow tinge to everything displayed.

The money bonus for those bringing back their ill fated hardware is around 15% of the original purchase price, which would be a couple of hundred quid for those with the most expensive models. Its looking like Apple could be losing quite a bunch on this particular piece of hardware.



Read more: Apple Offers Monetary incentive for iMac Return [more available]

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