French Presidential Candidate Fights For Physical Games: "Gamers Have Rights Too"
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A French presidential candidate has put Sony and the next GTA 6 in the spotlight. Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of France Insumisa, has called the Japanese company’s decision to kill the physical format and launch Rockstar’s next bombshell without disc a “anti-consumer attack.” And it’s not a tone output from a politician looking for headlines: Mélenchon has been following the video game industry for years with much more pinnacle than is usually se…
Jean-Luc Mélenchon took hold of the announced end of the PlayStation on Disc games. His political release aims just on the bottom, but it looks more like a campaign promise launched in the face of an already well-initiated global industrial decision.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon criticized on Friday Sony's decision to release video games for his PlayStation consoles only in a dematerialized version with the end of the sale of games on physical media, seeing there the "tri...
Sony has decided to stop the physical games and, in the face of the players' emoi, the politicians are already trying to get the deal back.
While questions surrounding the physical format in video games have never been more pressing, Jean-Luc Mélenchon claims he wants to change the law on this subject.
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