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I got the impression it was a joke.
Knowing the truth would require knowledge of the original publishing agreement. More often than not, the publisher gets ownership of the I.P.and all tech that goes with it. I'm thinking this is not the reason. Also, it wouldn't be a "good" reason in the eyes of the community, because no one outside of the two parties in litigation would really care about it.
I know where Famine is coming from. Sony is VERY (as in VERY VERY) protective of their properties. I remember a SCEA exec that was fired because his kid posted a video of him playing the PS2 before it officially launched.
All that said, I have found that communication is the BEST course of action. Lack of information is immediately construed as a bad sign. It might be a cultural thing (saving face and all that).
Fingers crossed that it actually IS a good reason.