Kid B-Buttons His Own Mom! And other headlines.

Major Nelson posted this article on his blog an I would like t say that I completely agree and support what he has to say, and to make sure the message gets out, I'm going to post this for all to see on my blog as well.

"I have mentioned this a couple of times on my podcasts, but I want to make sure those that don't listen to the show get the message. Specifically, don't share your account information. If you run into that person in Halo 3 who claims if they could have your LIVE ID name and password to recover your Xbox LIVE account to their Xbox and they'll rank you up or find you all the hidden skulls in Halo 3, I urge you not to fall to temptation. While it may be appealing, in addition to violating the Xbox LIVE Terms of Use it can also result in you permanently losing your account. If that 'friend' of yours decides not return your account and buys a bunch of Arcade titles and movies on your account, there is nothing we can do except cancel the account since you willingly shared your information.
Cancelled.
As in you can never get it back.
In addition to losing your Gamertag, you'll also lose your Gamerscore, saved games and any points you have on the account.
While I am on the subject of things you should not do, I strongly urge you not to tamper with your Gamerscore and Achievements. If you decide to employ some nefarious techniques to artificially increase your Gamerscore or obtain achievements by manipulating the Xbox software without playing the game, bad things will happen. What type of bad things? For one thing we may remove the entire Gamerscore for an account that contains manipulated gamerscore. Let me be more clear: If you use tampered gamesaves to boost your Achievements and Gamerscore, you may sign in to Xbox LIVE one day and discover that we have removed your Gamerscore. Once we do that, you will never be able to re-earn those achievements on that account. Even worse, you might have your account and/or console banned from Xbox Live.
As you can imagine, we know how to find out if you do this and we do take action. And we'll continue to do so.
The best way to increase your Gamerscore or gain that Achievement is to earn it like a real gamer; play the game. Then you can rightly be proud of your Gamerscore as you earned it yourself and not have to worry about anything. I imagine that the majority of you earn your Gamerscore honorably, but I know there are some people out there are may not be as honest. In short: Don't do it. It's not worth it."

And now on to the headline story:

A kid that was playing too much Halo 3 had his wireless network adaptor confiscated. His response was to punch his mother in the face, after searching for it. The local authorities were called and had to arrest the juvenile, who had locked himself in his room. One of the officers was also punched. This is a bad case of addiction and I'm sorry for the kid, the parents and the police officer that was attacked. I doubt we will see this guy on XBL anymore...

Alot of people look at me in surprise when I tell them that a Halo movie is on the way. So just to make sure all the readers know, it is on the way, just be patient. Microsoft, as of now, is getting the movie's production back on its feet. I will definitly be watching this.

That's it from me. Take care and have fun gaming,

-ProjektWikked