Tecmo wins naked Kasumi court case

The Japanese Supreme Court has upheld a ruling by the Tokyo district court that software company West Side's 'naked Kasumi hack' for the PS2 version of Dead or Alive 2 violates Tecmo's copyrights, according to Japanese news reports. West Side has been ordered to pay two million yen (around €14,500 or £10,000) in damages...

Source: EuroGamer

Did the makers of Nude Raider get sued?

Posted by Ken Edwards on October 4, 2004 3:28 AM

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