Kristopher Johns, a resident of Birmingham, Alabama, has filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of over 77 million Playstation Network users, claiming Sony failed to reasonably protect nonpublic and private information from external intrusion. Additional details, as well as a link to the full documents associated with the lawsuit, are included after the jump.
According to a report on RPGWatch.com, the restructuring plans that were supposed to save the Austrian publisher JoWood Entertainment from liquidation have fallen through. Early January, JoWood officially filed for insolvency, but announced it was in negotiations with several parties, and remained confident that a suitable arrangement would be made within 90 days.
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[Initial reporting done by Eli English] Phillip James Holland, the 23 year old who was sued by Evony LLC (the creators of the free-to-play MMORPG of the same name) last month, has received his verdict of having to pay Evony LLC $300,000. The verdict was originally going to be $800k, but the judge found that […]