Lik-Sang.com, the popular gaming retailer from Hong Kong, has today announced that it is forced to close down due to multiple legal actions brought against it by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Limited and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. Sony claimed that Lik-Sang infringed its trade marks, copyright and registered design rights by selling Sony PSP consoles from Asia to European customers, and have recently obtained a judgment in the High Court of London (England) rendering Lik-Sang's sales of PSP consoles unlawful.
Nintendo promises to bring users the latest news, weather forecast, photo editing, internet surfing and online gaming thorugh their so called Wii Channel.
It's not the first, and we doubt if it's going to be the last. Sony's batteries are a major target again as Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu Ltd. recently said it is recalling 287,000 laptop batteries that are at risk of overheating or catching fire.
Toshiba is planning to implement IBM's newest Cell processor (which powers the newest and most powerful video game console - Playstation 3) on mobile phones.
When it comes to Apple's product roadmap, to say there's an enormous amount of buzz and milling of rumors is a ridiculous understatement. Believe it or not we tend to have to disregard the majority of rumors floating around (or that get sent in to us).
It is confirmed that Zelda: Twilight Princess will be launching alongside the Wii console on December 7th in New Zealand! They've also confirmed the price for the game which will be $109.95.