(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); New and allegedly leaked court documents reveal that SCEA is showing courts that they own a whole host of trademarks including Playstation, PSP, PS and PS3. The purpose of this is to add weight to their case to bring down any websites that go over the top when talking about things like backup managers for the PS3 and serving ISOs. A few 'PS3' hack websites are mentioned in the document unsurprisingly.

Here is what is being reported by PSX-SCENE, "In this round of court documents filed by SCEA, they are showing the courts they own the rights to the names "Playstation, PSP, PS, PS3" so they are pushing the courts for speedy discovery for any website that uses this trademarked "letters / names" in their domain names.One website that is mentioned a few times is "PS3HAX" for their in-depth reviews and tutorials on using the "backup manager" and of course "PS3ISO" for their daily updates for grabbing various games directly from the 'net!"

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damn thats odd

They probably are trying to find a way to put a stop on all the jailbreaking.

its our computer (gaming console)... we should be able to do with it as we like. the cell phone companies tried that and the government leaned towards the people not the business

The fact that XBOX is Jtagble and Flashable has probably sold them a lot more units. Sony should just let it go and move on to what the concept of PS4 will be in about 5 years and concentrate on that. Or do what they do best find a way to make money off of this exploit...LOL :y:

Lol ur true microsoft makes so much money of jtags o well sony is... nm

I think Sony should simply let it go. Work on improving what you have, not stopping those striving for the same goal.

Just change the name to Hacks4theonlydoeseverything