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10 October 2005, 01:35 in Computing
Gamasutra has posted an interesting article on how software piracy (particularly internet piracy) can affect independent game developers – both good and bad.
While on the subject of video game piracy, it seems that Sony Playstation mod-chips may now be legal in Australia.
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