Sony Argues in Court That Digital Games Can't Be Owned
Summary
Sony has filed a motion in court challenging the notion that consumers truly own digital games purchased through the PlayStation Store. The company contends that current checkout processes fail to meet disclosure laws because they present licenses rather than actual ownership, making it implausible that reasonable buyers believe they possess the games. The lawsuit, brought by four California customers, targets the store's terminology and terms of service, seeking to shift disputes to private arbitration. Sony also notes its plan to discontinue physical disc production starting in 2028, focusing future sales exclusively on digital platforms.
(Source:Decrypt)