The Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association has today announced that it has enjoyed some significant successes in its ongoing battle against software piracy in the run up to Christmas. Raids conducted across the UK over the past couple of months have netted a total of over £13 million (US$22.9 million) worth of counterfeit goods.
"The colossal success we have accomplished in the run up to Christmas this year shows not only our determination to eradicate second-rate, poor quality counterfeit computer and video games that will only disappoint the consumer, but it is also a marvelous demonstration of the excellent working relationships we have with Trading Standards and the police," said Roger Bennett, director General of ELSPA. "ELSPA would like to thank the authorities for their cooperation and ongoing efforts to combat piracy."
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