Oct
24
As many of you are aware, Lik-Sang.com has closed it’s doors due to a lawsuit from Sony. We are working feverishly to bring our visitors a new source of Wii preorders.
Right now we are looking at PlayAsia.com as a potential supplier, but please stay tuned. For those that have preordered through LikSang, your business was appreciated and we’ll be bringing another source soon.
Stay tuned.
Filed Under Buy Wii Games, Buy Wii Hardware, Buy Wii Online, Buy Wii Rumors, Buy Wii Talk
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Wait, so those of use who have already preordered from Lik-sang wont be getting our Wii’s?
Unfortunatley that’s correct Zori. This was most definatley an unexpected turn of events.
Check out all the comments found underneath the announcement on Lik-Sang’s homepage.
[...] According to EETimes.com, the problem comes from supplies, rather than an actual problem with the hardware. Sounds like the same thing to me and is clearly steering more and more each day toward an HD-DVD player. Sony has been screwing up more than I like to see lately, especially since they closed down Lik-Sang. [...]