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Sony challenges players' ownership of digital games in class-action lawsuit

A class-action lawsuit argues that the PlayStation online store doesn’t clearly explain that buyers get a revocable license to play, not the game itself, IGN reports.

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IGN reports that Sony says players don’t really own digital games, a position it gave in response to a class-action lawsuit. The suit argues that the PlayStation online store doesn’t make it obvious enough that purchases grant a license to play that can be revoked, rather than ownership of the game itself.

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@IGNICYMI: Sony has given a divisive response to a class action lawsuit that argues the PlayStation online store doesn’t make it obvious enough that players are merely purchasing a revocable license to play a game, and not the game itself. https://bit.ly/4xCADYU
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    @IGNICYMI: Sony has given a divisive response to a class action lawsuit that argues the PlayStation online store doesn’t make it obvious enough that players are merely purchasing a revocable license to play a game, and not the game itself. https://bit.ly/4xCADYU
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