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Sony Faces Lawsuit Over PlayStation Digital Game Ownership Claims
Sony is facing a class action lawsuit alleging the company did not adequately disclose that purchasing digital video games for PlayStation does not equate to ownership. The lawsuit, filed in June, claims customers paid for games without being properly informed of the distinction between purchase and ownership. The legal argument presented by Sony suggests that customers do not own a copy of the game, but rather a license to play it. This contention has arisen in the context of customers paying up to $70 for digital titles.
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