Sega allegedly called police after wrongly reducing Nintendo dev sets

The request for a video game in the UK Sega receivables was behind a police raid that took away the nintendo development sets from his home, according to a report from Time extension. The seller, who allegedly bought a collection with Smarene, accuses Sega that she turned on the police to return with devats after they completely throw them.

The seller talks about the exit that it is rare for about 10,000 pounds (~ 13,526 pounds) from the worker who appeared on the scrapiard with the “combining load of objects that allegedly came from the Segan Prescription.” Sega moved their office of Europe From Brentford, West London, to Chiswick City Business Park at the beginning of this year.

14. July – About three months after purchase – Police arrested the seller and exaggerated their home, according to Time extension. “I woke up around 7:30 in the morning at the door,” Seller says Time extension. “When I opened it, I met about ten officers from the city of London Police. They informed me that I was arrested for money laundering and there were there to take away from developing sets and cartridges.”

In addition to playing games, Nintendo DSI, 2DS, 3DS, VII and VII in dev sets, collecting also included a bunch of games prototypes, including Sonic Chronicles: dark brotherhood, Sonic generation, Mario and Sonic on the winter Olympics, Phantasi Star 0and many others. It is unclear whether the games seized the police.

Just days after the sale of the seller, the police allegedly asked him to sign the “formal request of the responsibility”, which prompted him to give up the ownership of the Dev sets, pointing out that he quite received consoles. The seller was not heard from the police after refusing to sign the renunciation of responsibility, nor did he reach out despite what “was appointed in six separate proposition requirements,” he says Time extension.

Rare consoles are still in the hands of the police and is unclear whether the light of day will ever see Sparkle of frustration from the community to preserve video games. Edge He reached Sega with a comment request, but he was not heard immediately.