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In a decision that could have far-reaching consequences for Sony, the High Court of Australia ruled it is legal to install modification chips in a PlayStation 2 that allow the console to play imported ...

I own a V12 slim PS2 and am looking to write/run homebrew on it.<BR><BR>Which mod chip(s) are recommended? I can do moderate soldering and a lower price is preferable as is more control of the ...

In a move sure to restore the faith in the legal system for millions of gamers worldwide, six Australia High Court judges unanimously ruled that it is not illegal to install a mod chip in a console ...

Sony Corporation Entertainment has accused the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission of using rhetoric and misleading information in a courtroom dispute between the two over the use ...

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LONDON, July 22 (UPI) -- A British court has ruled modified chips in some PlayStation 2 consoles illegally violate copyright laws by allowing users to play pirated video games. The ruling is thought ...

The ACCC argued that mod chips should be legal because they also allowed consumers to make personal back-up copies of games and play games from the US and Japan with NTSC rather than PAL television ...

Sony Fights Against PS2 Mod Chips in Australia Is regional coding an anti-competitive practice that disadvantages Australian Consumers? By IGN Staff Updated: Jun 17, 2012 1:43 pm Posted: Feb 8, 2002 ...

Building on an idea he’s had since he was a kid, security software engineer CTurt has developed a way for people to play unofficial games on a PS2 console by burning them onto a DVD alongside an ...

If you've got a mod-chipped PlayStation 2, then there's no reason to hide it away anymore. In a decision that could have far reaching consequences for Sony, the High Court of Australia has found it is ...

Australia's competition watchdog has welcomed a federal judge's finding that Sydney-based Eddy Stevens had not contravened section a116A of the Copyright Act by ...