For almost two months, the hacking group known as LulzSec has been breaking into websites, shutting down websites and releasing stolen information. LulzSec’s agenda seemed to be nothing more than a group of six people basking in the media attention its exploits created. LulzSec has publicly announced the end to its activities and released a bunch of new documents containing user information as a parting gift.

This news is almost identical to the several website hacking related stories that we’ve covered in the past. The latest victims are Sega Pass users. The hackers stole some personal information, but financial information was not stored in the Sega Pass database. This is indeed getting very old.

If you’ve been gaming for longer than five years, you’ve likely amassed an impressive collection of games so large your friends and significant other complain about not being able to find that one game they always like to play.

That’s where Collectorz’s Game Collector application can come in rather handy.