Hats, hats and more silly hats. Its not fun anymore- there's too much garbage and it has completely departed from the game its supposed to be.

I paid for my copy a couple of years ago and I still resent it. In the beginning it was awesome and a great teamwork game. You could 'lone wolf' your game but it wasn't as profitable. Now they throw in crazy hats, jars of urine (for throwing around), more hats.. and I think that's all. Its free now and its still not worth it to me.

There are still some servers that don't allow the foolish garbage and I might play those but otherwise I've uninstalled it. Mac or PC.. its .. all about silly hats.

Following up again on the progress of this app. I'll say its very advanced compared to its more humble beginnings.

Dragging files into a window reveals its path, color schemes are somewhat supported, and the speed and stability of the app are right where they should be.

What is needed now? Well perhaps nothing is needed per say but a nice to have would be a way to close a particular pane without having to lose the whole window. Also I would like my preferred view to be savable as my color scheme is. The ability to alter my current layout of panes would be more important when making changes. Excellent application. I'm ready to pay.

I have to step in here- albeit some time after the last review- this application works well enough considering the hurdles required by not being a Window platform. The Sony Media app works well for PCs and this is a third party app to do similar for Macs without official support. In saying that you can transfer and manipulate your connected device within the boundaries lain out by BOTH MS and Sony.

I paid for the app- as long as you understand you're already behind 'it' by not running Windows (the supported OS for Sony) then you'll be more than pleased.

The App store is a good idea and rolling it into an update makes some sort of sense I suppose but it really forces another application onto machines that, gasp, may not EVER connect to the internet. While the internet is a great idea- some colleges, businesses and medical environments lock down their systems so users don't have access to such things. As a system administrator rolling something like this into the OS updates means they'll have to repackage and deploy the update without the extras.

I see a great benefit to offering applications for download for a lot of home/personal users but Apple's are now in said businesses and consumer oriented value added content needs to be optional.

This all being said, I had no idea Angry Birds was available for the Mac OS beyond the iOS. So thanks to the App Store I now know and will likely be forced to buy it. Yes. Forced. ;) Only grip I have on the store rules right now is that I purchased some of the software OUTSIDE of the App Store and wanted to add a review of some of the fine offerings inside but unless you have a recorded transaction through the new application you can't write a review for it.