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Lik-Sang.com Taken to Court By Sony

Joe writes "As published on Lik-Sang's Website Sony has taken legal actions against Hong Kong's largest exporter of videogames and videogaming gear. One month before the official european launch and 9 months after the initial release of the PSP, this action looks very late at first sight. Since it's highly doubtful that Sony can permit the resale of the japanese PSP consoles in Hong Kong no matter if on the local market or for export, it looks like this is planned to be one of the not the bright marketing ideas of the Sony HQ. The japanese PSP has the same Region Code for UMDs as the ones which will be sold in europe in september. Since the shipping at Lik-Sang is free, the console is even cheaper to import than to buy it locally."

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  1. Cheaper? by BlackCobra43 · · Score: 4, Funny

    I'd comment but I need to go buy a PSP now

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  2. Largest exporter of video games? by Nuclear+Elephant · · Score: 4, Funny

    Sony has taken legal actions against Hong Kong's largest exporter of videogames and videogaming gear

    This guy?

  3. My Firefox isn't working... by hedgehog2097 · · Score: 5, Funny

    It's not blocking the huge Lik-Sang advert on the front page of slashdot.

    Is there a setting I missed?

  4. English by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    motherfucker, do you speak it?


    (apparently not)

  5. Please Remember by sesshomaru · · Score: 1, Funny
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    1. Re:Please Remember by KillShill · · Score: 3, Funny

      actually that should read:

      everytime you buy from sony, the RIAA and MPAA extend the copyright on kittens.

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  6. Playstation Portable? by lightspawn · · Score: 4, Funny

    Not so portable any more, is it?

  7. Brilliant! by uhlume · · Score: 2, Funny

    Since it's highly doubtful that Sony can permit the resale of the japanese PSP consoles in Hong Kong no matter if on the local market or for export, it looks like this is planned to be one of the not the bright marketing ideas of the Sony HQ.

    Allow me to be the first to congratulate the article submitter on his clever literary device: the writeup itself reads like a poorly-translated Japanese video game. Highly apropos!

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