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PlayStation Gamers Sue Sony Over What ‘Buying’ a Digital Game Really Means
The plaintiffs say Sony’s PlayStation Store used buy language without a clear disclosure that digital games are licensed, not owned, under California law.
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Once a champion for physical media, Sony is now telling PlayStation customers they don’t actually own the digital video games they paid $70 for
A class action lawsuit filed in June alleges the PlayStation maker did not properly disclose that paying for a downloadable game is different than owning it.
·New York, United States
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Genis: In one way or another the property and the vital access to the media always seem to be illusory because how are you so sure that your CD and its console will last another 10 years? But then if you think well goes for everything in the world, not just games. A car, a house, a tool. The difference is that it is nobody taking away from you, and yes pq vc did not care or undo the object. And if it spoils can buy another. A digital game that i…
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