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News - Wednesday, March 3, 2010 9:21 - 0 Comments
GadgetGear lawyers claim no Nintendo piracy precedent
The law firm which recently unsuccessfully defended a local distributor of the R4 cartridge which allows piracy on Nintendo’s handheld DS console has warned the case does not set a legal precedent in Australia.
Several weeks ago Nintendo successfully took action against RSJ IT solutions, which operates the GadgetGear.com.au website, with total damages to be $620,000. At the time Nintendo said it was considering pursuing similar action against other sellers of devices that allow games to be illegally copied for use on its consoles.
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