PlayStation owners could be owed £162 amid Sony claim

Hampshire Chronicle
A £2 billion lawsuit against Sony claims overcharging of UK PlayStation customers, potentially awarding £162 to over 12.2 million console owners.

Summary

A £2 billion lawsuit has been launched against Sony by consumer champion Alex Neil, alleging that the company overcharged UK customers for digital games and in-game purchases on PlayStation consoles between August 19, 2016, and August 19, 2022. The claim argues that Sony exploited its control over the PlayStation ecosystem to enforce unfair prices, breaching competition law. If successful, approximately 12.2 million PlayStation owners could receive around £162 each. According to Ms. Neil, the estimated damages are £2 billion before interest. Importantly, PlayStation owners who qualify will automatically be included in the claim and do not need to take any action to receive compensation. Sony is being urged to settle quickly, but a trial is scheduled to begin on March 2, 2026, if a settlement isn't reached.

(Source:Hampshire Chronicle)

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