Sony accidentally releases 'Armored' via PlayStation Store, for free

Oooooops! LMAO!!!!!

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and the entire situation is a pretty large mistake to be made by the corporation. Perhaps a marketing stunt?

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I think they did the same with "‘Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs’"...I wonder how "accidentally" that happened...Just finished watching "Armored"...not that bad, but I am glad they let me "screen it".

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and the entire situation is a pretty large mistake to be made by the corporation. Perhaps a marketing stunt?

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Why not leak it? It's screener season anyways.

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"The man" is slipping up, no doubt heads will roll for this lapse in security. The man can be quite ruthless when it come to protecting it's media.

IT'S A TRAP

the movie is so bad (imdb) it's got no chance of making a return at the theatres, the only way they will get their money back is to sue as many people as possible for "Making Available" and the fines are so much larger for pre releases

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Hey Gee, I would certainly not give Armored any Oscars haha

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the movie is so bad (imdb) it's got no chance of making a return at the theatres, the only way they will get their money back is to sue as many people as possible for "Making Available" and the fines are so much larger for pre releases

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Originally posted by beanos66:

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IT'S A TRAP

the movie is so bad (imdb) it's got no chance of making a return at the theatres, the only way they will get their money back is to sue as many people as possible for "Making Available" and the fines are so much larger for pre releases

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Ah bless 'em, that's kind of Sony, you don't often get the big companies giving out freebies. Thanks Sony (i don't have a PS3) but thanks anyway :p

Another case of a slip? More like intentional. There's always someone out there on the inside leaking stuff out and then saying it was an accident. As far as this is concerned, more of a publicity stunt to attract viewers and interest.

I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and propose that it may have been a stupid intern who pressed the wrong button.