If I understand the root of the lawsuit as well as I think I do, this is about securing SCEE's profits.
Who knows..... maybe I'll buy a PS3 in Hong Kong and take it back to the UK.... but Ialso want the Wii.....
The internet is just on fire over this! Sony really ran right into a hornets nest with this one.
But honestly, I'd say the majority of people who own Sony products have never heard of Lik-Sang, and probably aren't even aware you can import games, or don't care enough o do so. Sony's image has been destroyed for quite some time on the internet, but their image with the regular consumer is probably still just fine.
Same here...Everyone who has posted in this thread has basically said what I had to say so all thats left to say is this:
Bastards.
QUOTE said:Lik-Sang did not contest this case (i.e. they did not turn up and therefore incurred no legal costs). We have been awarded substantial costs against Lik-Sang which have not been paid," the statement claims.
"We would therefore strongly deny that our actions have had anything to do with this website closing (we assume the legal entity is still trading), and would suggest that this release is sour grapes on behalf of Lik-Sang which is aimed to belittle Sony Computer Entertainment and the British judicial system that found against them."
Earlier today, Lik-Sang announced it was going out of business, citing a series of lawsuits filed by Sony as the reason for the closure. The retailer also alleged that several SCE executives purchased import PSP hardware and software on its website.
Sony responded, "The purchasing of PSP consoles by SCE employees would be for investigatory purposes. We would also like to express our surprise at a company releasing personal information about its consumers, as this is contrary to data protection principles around the world."

