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Sony Computer Entertainment America has filed suit in California against an online retailer in the United States, accusing them of a raft of charges including copyright violation.
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The code powering the PS3′s first modchip is now officially out there, meaning anyone with an internet connection and a USB micro-controller can crack open the copy-protection on their console.
Wednesday, a UK judge threw out 26 charges against the self-styled “No. 1 name in console modifications,” leaving MrModChips, as Neil Higgs is known, to freely do his business (from his parents’ home.) More broadly, some are hailing the decision as effectively legalising console modifications in Great Britain, six years after a similar decision in Australia.