Yes they are as long as you state they are imports.
Also pay your import duty unless the wholesalers have it in stock in UK, where the import duty will have been paid.
what about the age certification as i know of one dvd shop in the UK that were done if you like for selling American Region 1 dvds as the age certification was not set by the UK classification board.
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Good grief things have moved on in this field.... they used to be JAP/NTSC/PAL.... none were region free... you had to purchase a console for each region or circumvent the coding.
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PS3 games are in Blu Ray format (HD), hence
it doesn't matter whatever you have a JAP, NTSC or PAL
telly. (most PAL TVs will have no problems with
NTSC signal these days anyway).
PS3 games are in Blu Ray format (HD), hence
it doesn't matter whatever you have a JAP, NTSC or PAL
telly. (most PAL TVs will have no problems with
NTSC signal these days anyway).
I am afraid I was talking about PS1.... yes I know ancient stuff.... shows my age again... never got into any of them... it was a simple matter to convert the signal.... but slightly more difficult to read the disks.... but as I say... I am going back some time
I am afraid I was talking about PS1.... yes I know ancient stuff.... shows my age again... never got into any of them... it was a simple matter to convert the signal.... but slightly more difficult to read the disks.... but as I say... I am going back some time
ESRB are the classification company for region free games for example Rainbow six vegas 2 is 17+ Mature which means we would not sell to anyone under 18+ Basically all you need to do is find out what age rating the game is on the Pal version and comply to the age verification UK age guides.
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