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If you are flying to greece, leave your kids game boy at home...
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Subject: [ps-inform] Greece bans electronic games
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CNET reports that the Greek government has banned all
electronic games in the country, including computer games,
games on cell phones and Game-Boy style portable consoles.
The ban applies to public and private places and covers
travelers to Greece as well as Greek citizens.
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Greece bans electronic games (via PS Inform)</a>
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