Italian court rules that chipping your PlayStation2 is not illegal

smiaras · 23-01-2004 3:37pm #1

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uberwolf · 23-01-2004 4:39pm

this is excellent. There are so many examples of this kind of monopoly position being abused. Hopefully this is the first of many

Syth · 23-01-2004 5:01pm

Austalia, now Italy, hopefully more corporations will be stupid enough* to take court cases so that it will be out in the open and recognised as legal.

* stupid from their point of view as they almost certaintly lose. You don't take a court case where you know you'd lose.

Maximilian · 23-01-2004 5:41pm

I wouldn't get your hopes up. An italian judgement on anything doesn't amount to a really quite small piece of fly$hit in a "smallest, most insignificant piece of fly$hit ever" competition held in an aircraft hanger full of fly$hit in a $hitty galaxy far, far way. A couple of years ago, one wop judge ruled it was legal to beat up your wife if she pissed you off for $hit's sake!

Sangre · 23-01-2004 5:45pm

Link for this?
What level court was this?
A higher or lower court?

smiaras · 23-01-2004 5:57pm

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Retr0gamer · 23-01-2004 6:25pm

DVD and Game regioning will soon be uncovered for what it really is:

Corporate bull s h i t

Italian court rules that chipping your PlayStation2 is not illegal

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