If you're a gamer or a Playstation fan, chances are you aren't going to get to play the system come this November, mostly because the system has been delayed there until next year if reports are correct, but also because Sony is set to use the full force of the law to stop importers. Wow, Sony really means business.

From the article:

A spokesman for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) told the BBC: "The law is clear, and grey importing PS2, PSP or PS3 into the EU, without the express permission of SCEE is illegal.

"Therefore, we will utilise the full scope of the law to put a stop to any retailers who chose to do this."

Critics of Sony's approach feel that the electronics giant is preventing gamers in Europe from getting their hands on PlayStation 3s early, even if they have to pay a hefty premium.

The spokesman said: "Ultimately, we're trying to protect consumers from being sold hardware that does not conform to strict EU or UK consumer safety standards."

Read the full article over at news.bbc.co.uk