Italian Police Tackle Counterfeit Consoles in Retrogaming Investigation
Friday, 13 September 2024, 09:34
Italian Police Take Action Against Counterfeit Consoles
In a bold operation, the Italian tax police, also known as Guardia di Finanza, confiscated nearly 12,000 counterfeit gaming consoles and accompanying vintage video games from the 1980s and 1990s.
These devices, valued at almost 50 million euros, were found to lack essential EU safety labels, raising concerns over safety and compliance in gaming.
Key Details of the Investigation
- Operation led by Italian tax police.
- Focus on counterfeit products affecting the retrogaming market.
- Significant implications for copyright infringement.
- Concerns over fraudulent trading practices.
- Efforts to enhance compliance with laws and protect consumers.
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