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: GamePolitics.comDubai Customs Nabs 48K PlayStation Games
By james_fudge
Dubai Customs officials have foiled a smuggling operation that was trying to move approximately 48,000 counterfeited "PlayStation" video games "hidden in cartoon boxes" at the Dry Port Inspection Centre. The 48 boxes of CD's originated from an Arab port, though precisely where they came from was not disclosed.
May El Husseiny, Marketing Manager of PlayStation Division, Sony Gulf FZE applauded Dubai Customs for their vigilance in seizing the large quantity of pirate video games which could have caused great losses to the company.
Here's more from news agency WAM, who broke the story: Read More
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 19, 2010 (boomark / email).
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