posted a message on their website claiming they had been forced out of business due to Sony's legal action. Sony responded in a statement saying that Lik-Sang had not contested the case, thus incurring no legal fees, and had not paid any damages or costs to Sony. However, Lik-Sang replied once more that their legal representatives spent over a year to contest the UK's court jurisdiction and tried to defend against Sony's allegations of parallel importation and copyright infringement, and that Sony launched duplicate actions in different countries. According to Lik-Sang's final statements, two different judges expressed their surprise about the high legal expenses claimed by Sony. Since October 24, 2006, Lik-Sang's website has been offline, the only page remaining being that of a letter to former customers in regards to the ruling, and the circumstances surrounding it. The Lik-Sang forums have also been closed down. Since 2014, the Lik-Sang website simply redirects to its Wikipedia article. Court decisions against Lik Sang The following decisions against Lik Sang can be read on-line: SCEI v Lik Sang International Ltd (High Court of Hong Kong, 2003) Nintendo v Lik Sang International Ltd (High Court of Hong Kong, 2003) SCEI v Pacific Game Technology (UK Patents Court, 2006) Legacy Lik-Sang is widely known in console gaming circles. Some even form a verb with the name, as in "I could Lik-Sang the controller if I had the money", and cult game site Penny Arcade often spoke about Lik-Sang and featured them in their webcomics. Famed iPhone and PlayStation jailbreaker Geohot makes mention of Lik Sang in his rap response to Sony's lawsuit against him, where he raps "I shed a tear every time I think of Lik Sang". References External links Lik Sang in Trouble With Sony Lik Sang's website in Archive.org Companies established in 1998 Online-only retailers of video games Defunct companies of Hong Kong Defunct websites