If it ends up being the same as Microsoft's, and it does need to make an internet connection, even once, then I'll end up being more pissed at Sony. I hate being straight out lied to.
Think happy thought, think happy thoughts...
Its funny, if that ends up happening, people might actually end up being even more mad at Sony than Microsoft, because regardless of when they made this decision to do this, we would still think "Man they had this E3 and this entire gen in their hands and they just threw it away".
Their silence can be taken either way, either they have allowed MS to get all the crap and bad press while they sit there and let it all simmer and eventually cool off, or they are not doing this and instead of just announcing it on PS Blog or some interview they thought "E3 is close, why not just do it on stage in front of millions?" aka free advertising for their console, it cost them nothing and created tons of goodwill. However if Sony was in on this all along, then the smartest thing to do would have been to just announce right after the Xbox One reveal, and fly under the radar that way. Yet they did not, they knew the entire world would be looking at them 10 june for these answers, they know this
What gives me faith is that they are a Japanese company, and as such they cannot possible hope to pull this off even if they wanted in their own home market. But hey stranger things have happened, especially in this industry where crazy stuff just tends to happen.
So far, without any bias, Sony has really been perfect, everything is going their way with the PS4, either that means that they get it, or that karma will eventually catch up and they will mess it all up tomorrow.