A US law firm is keen to hear from Xbox gamers recently banned from Microsoft Xbox Live.
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Law firm interested in hearing from banned Xbox Live gamers (ZDNet)
As it responds to a law firm’s attempt to gather petitioners for a class action suit, Microsoft is claiming the number of Xbox Live bans has been over-reported, and defends its efforts to combat piracy. Last week, consumer site IncGamers noticed that law firm Abington IP was seeking information from users who had their Xbox Live accounts suspended by Microsoft because of their modded consoles
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Amid Class Action Suit Reports, Microsoft Defends Xbox Live Modded Console Bans (Gamasutra)
As it responds to a law firm’s attempt to gather petitioners for a class action suit, Microsoft is claiming the number of Xbox Live bans has been over-reported, and defends its efforts to combat piracy. Last week, consumer site IncGamers noticed that law firm Abington IP was seeking information from users who had their Xbox Live accounts suspended by Microsoft because of their modded consoles
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Amid Class Action Suit Reports, Microsoft Defends Xbox Live Modded Console Bans (Gamasutra)
p2pnet news view P2P | Games:- A Texas law firm hopes some XBox modders may want to express their discontent with Microsoft in the form of a class action. Steve and the Boyz nailed hundreds of thousands of Xbox Live enthusiasts for modding their consoles. Or as Spong summed it up when the news broke, “Xbox Live [ ]
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Wanted: pissed off XBox modders (p2pnet.net)
Anti-Microsoft class action in the offing? Are you an Xbox 360 owner recently banned from Xbox Live
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Lawyers pursue banned Xbox Live gamers (The Register)