Websites on Infinium Labs: HardOCP Declares Win vs. Infinium Labs "HardOCP basically won when Infinium Labs finally gave up the fight citing great expenses involved in fighting the declaratory suit." [Slashdot] (January 5, 2005) HardOCP Takes Legal Action Against Infinium "News website HardOCP has filed a legal action against broadband console proponent Infinium Labs, in a move which it says is aimed at 'clearing the air' following a number of demands and threats made by Infinium in the past weeks." [gamesindustry.biz] (March 4, 2004) Infinium Labs Vs. HardOCP - Round 2 "Infinium Labs' lawyers take time to get back to HardOCP on where exactly we are 'false and defamatory.' Again we find their claims to not be on the mark." [HardOCP] (March 2, 2004) Infinium Labs 'Initiates Legal Action' Against Game News Site "In the end the so-called 'legal action' turned out to be nothing but vaporware; lawyers fire off nasty letters on behalf of clients all the time, and no journalist worth his or her salt hasn't been threatened with a lawsuit at least once or twice." By Robin Miller. [Linux.com] (February 20, 2004) Infinium Labs Ready to Haul HardOCP Into Court "Phantom maker charges Web site with dealing in misinformation and defamation, while HardOCP stands by its story." [GameSpot] (February 19, 2004) Behind the Infinium Phantom Console HardOCP considers Infinium a risky investment given their use of post office box as their main contact address and CEO Tim Roberts's history of "company closures, bankruptcy, investors losing millions of dollars, and current 'Director' positions where the company isn't even sure he works for them and cannot find his e-mail address or telephone number". (September 17, 2003)
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