When I read the post it seemed as though they had sent a letter to Sony asking them to remove it via software update. However, it only takes one person that doesn't update their game (not having an internet connection or not using the PS3 online) getting offended to cause a larger problem. This is the best way to avoid any issues and it only costs us a week in delay. It sucks, but it isn't the end of the world.
I'm pleased with how this issue was brought up since it was done in a mature way, by emailing Sony to bring it to light. Unfortunately it was also posted on a forum somewhere, which is the only reason we are hearing the reasons behind the delay, which serve only to fan multiple "factions" into fighting against each other.
I'm disappointed with how many people are up in arms condemning Sony for protecting their behinds. Like they would do any different if they were head of a major corporation...
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