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Supplier of R4 Cards Sentenced to 12 Months Imprisonment

January 15, 2010 in Press Release comments 3

A reports on the revelation that a supplier of illegal imported Nintendo DS R4 game copier cards in the UK has been sentenced to twelve months imprisonment.

The Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA) today expressed their support of the sentencing at Hull Crown Court of criminal Yun Can Meng, for specimen charges relating to the illegal supply of imported R4 game copier cards into the UK. On 18th December 2009, Mr Meng pleaded guilty to the charges against him and today was sentenced to twelve months imprisonment.
kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »
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    Dark Arcanine Jan 16, 10
    I would've given them longer myself. Surprising they had the guts to try going through Heathrow with the stuff.
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    Chais Jan 16, 10
    Err... The R4 isn't a game copier. You need to use a slot-2 device in order to copy games. The R4 is just a tool used to play copied games and homebrew.
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    Chais Jan 21, 10
    Just to note, the link to the judgment in the source article is wrong. That takes to a judgment from 2009 concerning the PS2 console, not the R4 on the DS.

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