wraggster
December 8th, 2010, 00:29
News via http://psx-scene.com/forums/f6/scea-vs-jailbreakers-new-court-action-72427/
On the eve of everyone screaming about the new v3.55 Firmware update, killing off the Downgrading PS3 consoles.
Sony has also been busy with new paperwork in a court room today, and have re-opened their case against the Jailbreakers in the United States.
Lucky, for everyone it is almost XMAS season, so the next big court date will be February 24, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. in front of Honorable Richard Seeborg which will now also take place in the Golden Gate city of San Francisco.
In the meantime SCEA is busy filing court papers and most likely new printouts from all the forum sites and other sites that have appeared in the last month with the outbreak of all these new fancy dongles and downgrades.
So it seems tonight, Sony is not happy with just releasing a v3.55 update, it looks like they plan a new court battle also, and we here at PSX-SCENE will keep you updated as SCEA starts filing their paperwork thruout the XMAS holidays.
Sony becomes the new Scrooge in our holiday books this year!
On the eve of everyone screaming about the new v3.55 Firmware update, killing off the Downgrading PS3 consoles.
Sony has also been busy with new paperwork in a court room today, and have re-opened their case against the Jailbreakers in the United States.
Lucky, for everyone it is almost XMAS season, so the next big court date will be February 24, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. in front of Honorable Richard Seeborg which will now also take place in the Golden Gate city of San Francisco.
In the meantime SCEA is busy filing court papers and most likely new printouts from all the forum sites and other sites that have appeared in the last month with the outbreak of all these new fancy dongles and downgrades.
So it seems tonight, Sony is not happy with just releasing a v3.55 update, it looks like they plan a new court battle also, and we here at PSX-SCENE will keep you updated as SCEA starts filing their paperwork thruout the XMAS holidays.
Sony becomes the new Scrooge in our holiday books this year!