Stop Killing Games joins Dutch consumer rights lawsuit as its founder talks about its mission in an interview
The Stop Killing Games movement has joined a Dutch consumer rights lawsuit against Sony, arguing that the company's discontinuation of physical game releases is anti-consumer. The lawsuit, filed by Stichting Massaschade & Consument, seeks alternatives to the PlayStation Store, fair pricing, and refunds for alleged overcharges. In an interview, Stop Killing Games founder Ross Scott emphasized the importance of game preservation and publishers' responsibility for end-of-life plans.
- Entities
- Company: Stop Killing Games
- Company: Sony
- Topic: Digital Distribution
- Platform: PlayStation
- Topic: Consumer Rights
- Topic: Game Preservation
- Person: Ross Scott
- Company: Stichting Massaschade & Consument
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