Crytek websites taken down following 'suspicious activity'

suspicious activity? Someone probably typed in the wrong captcha

Accounts, frikin accounts everywhere. Every developer and publisher wants to make sure we're not thieves, they need us to prove that we haven't stolen their product after we've purchased it. Crytek needs to verify the code on their server, - oh but wait, Gamespy shut down a while back so you have to make another account that you have to link to the current account or you can't play the multiplayer portion of the game that you've bought... with money! - Ea wants their share too on Origin, and Origin is everywhere, on PC, PS3, Xbox, wherever, Origin is the s**t, you gotta log into Origin. And we have to be always online guys, ALWAYS! Digital is the new caca, the future is digital, mofos! What was that, retro? You can't sell it? FU! What if the internet goes out? FU! But you just wanna play the damn game already? Well la di da, motherf****r, FU and deal with the fact that this is the future. "We lost our panties and hackers stole the passwords, you have to change it now, mmkay? It's not like we have responsabilities when we're promoting this always digital online bulls**t, duh..."

The Alpha Ceph..?

Thank you, GS. The earlier I find out about any such possible attacks, the better.

Don Mattrick is involved somehow.

The websites have become self-aware and are calling the Crytek's administrators "Sweet Cheeks". FUNNY BUSINESS INDEED!

Crytek's response: Maximum Armor

Hackers used to test systems to expose vulnerabilities, to show their skills and feed their ego. These days is to steal data and get money. F them.

I remember the shit-storm that followed the hacking of the Playstation Network not so long ago.

Doesn't seem like a big deal nowadays.

Now what might this "suspicious activity" be?

hacker?!

Probably the Alpha Ceph and its shenanigans

Cloak engaged

hack publishers not developers

Another victim for Aiden Pearce this year,first ubisoft and then crytek,but what is aiden aiming for behind that !? anyway who is the next victim ?

So much hacking lately, but it's puny hacking.

Hey hackers, you know there are these corrupt governments stealing from everyone and stuff, why don't you have some fun with them and do something worth mentioning? I bet there are lots of shady information waiting to be exposed and do some good for everyone

@Diegoctba and you call yourself a gamer,still havent played crysis 3

So what's happening with Warface recently? Actually forgot it existed until now.

I thought that pic of that bald guy was Karl Pilkington at first. Lol

So, EA has a CRYSIS on hackers ei?

Scandalous........

MAXIMUM hacking.

"A spokesperson for EA, Crysis 3's publisher, was unavailable for comment at the time of publication."

^ This level of response (in this day and age), is contemptible - the news is days old.

This is what they get for not doing anything with the TimeSplitters IP! Ha!

wonder what they were after.....

Crysis 3 was a lot of fun IMO, had its faults for sure but it definitely took me longer than 5 hours to beat it, id say around 9 which is perfectly acceptable to me if its all triple A quality the entire ride which this was. No filler at all. I loved how they brought back the open locations more in vein with the first game as well. Plus the multiplayer is good and still very easy to find games at any time. Now if they would just tone down the stealth a little, and by that i mean a lot. It makes the game too easy even on harder difficulties, my biggest gripe.

Well, Crytek isn't quickest to respond to online irregularities. Their online multiplayer was riddled with cheaters beyond belief.

Probably mad at Crytek for charging $60 for a 5 hour campaign. Crysis is turning into COD.