Everything in the modern world comes down to money however, and Microsoft is notorious for shelling out large sums of cash to have things go their way and it is working for them. This situation is no different. All I can say is invest in PlaystationPlus (which honestly I have yet to do) because otherwise look forward to a paid membership for whatever online service comes with Sony’s next console.

Emrah: @blackstaffer: It wasn’t Sony’s fault for not demanding proper login system from them, but now it’s Sony’s fault that they come up with this sub-par product. In the multiplayer login thread, you accused me of trying to find reasons to bash Sony, now this.I do agree Sony’s at fault: since when Sony had the upperhand? Xbox Live demands a lot of things in a standardized way. (Proper local multiplayer login is one of them, if you check my comment in the multiplayer login post, I had found some evidence for it.) Sony hasn’t set those standards. It has been hurting Sony from the beginning, and that’s something I said all the time. Because it hasn’t set its standards, it cannot demand a standard for this very single game.Activision can even bluff Sony by saying “Hell, we’ll not produce any more COD’s for playstation”, see what happens then.  

I’m not saying it’s Sony’s fault. Did I say that? It’s obviously Activision’s fault. But like I said to UbeRamza, the reality is that Activision doesn’t care. In order to ensure quality product, Sony should try to make Activision care.

UbeRamza:
Your mad at Sony because Treyarche made a garbage game? Wow, that makes sense.  

Who said I was mad at Sony? I’m mad at Treyarch for making a crap game. But I’m facing the reality that Activision doesn’t care for the PS3, and Sony needs to step in to save face.