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Legal notice

Last updated: October 1, 2026

Courtesy translation. In case of discrepancy, the Spanish version prevails.

1. Owner details

In accordance with article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), this website (tallerdehadware.com) is owned by:

  • Owner: Adrián Mira Sánchez
  • Tax ID (NIF): 49907032E
  • Address: Calle Fátima 5 2ºF
  • Email: mirasanchezadrian@gmail.com
  • Activity: development and online sale of PC video games (downloadable digital content).

2. Purpose and acceptance

This legal notice governs access to and use of the website tallerdehadware.com (the “website”). By accessing the website you accept these terms. Game purchases are also governed by the Terms of sale, and the processing of personal data by the Privacy policy.

3. Use of the website

You agree to use the website lawfully and not to:

  • damage, disable or overload the website or the systems that support it;
  • try to access restricted areas, other people’s accounts or game files you have not bought;
  • post unlawful, offensive or advertising content in reviews, or content that infringes third-party rights.

The owner may remove reviews that break these rules and suspend accounts used fraudulently.

4. Intellectual and industrial property

The games, texts, images, logos, design and code of the website belong to the owner or are used with permission, and are protected by intellectual and industrial property law. They may not be reproduced, distributed, publicly communicated or transformed without express permission, except for the personal use allowed by the licence of each purchased game.

5. Liability

The owner strives to keep the website working properly and its information accurate, but cannot guarantee it will be completely free of interruptions or errors. The owner is not liable for damage caused by misuse of the website or for the content of third-party sites linked from it, such as PayPal.

6. Applicable law

These terms are governed by Spanish law. If you are a consumer, the courts of your place of residence will have jurisdiction over any dispute.