Sony's mad legal argument for digital PS5 games says there's only ever one copy
Sony is making a legal argument that digital game purchases are licenses, not sales, and that only one person can ever own a digital copy of a game. This stance is being taken in court following a lawsuit over alleged violations of consumer rights laws regarding digital storefront clarity. The company's reasoning suggests that if a consumer truly owned a digital game, no one else could play it, a logic that contradicts their own reported digital sales figures.
- Entities
- Game: Spider-Man 2
- Company: Sony
- Topic: Digital Ownership
- Game: Resident Evil Requiem
- Game: God of War Ragnarök
- Topic: Licensing
- Topic: Consumer Rights
- Platform: PlayStation 5
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