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Sony Interactive Entertainment to pay $7.85 million settlement regarding digital game prices
Sony Interactive Entertainment has agreed to a $7.85 million settlement in a class action lawsuit alleging anticompetitive conduct related to digital game prices on PlayStation. The lawsuit claimed SIE's actions, including stopping third-party retailers from selling digital codes, led to consumers paying higher prices between April 2019 and December 2023. Sony denies any wrongdoing, and the court has not ruled on the merits of the claims.
2025 PS5 Remaster of Beloved PS Vita RPG 60% Off on PS Store
A remastered version of the 2014 PlayStation Vita action RPG Freedom Wars is currently 60% off on the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 as part of a limited-time July Savings promotion. The deal brings the price down to $15.99 until July 15, after which it will return to its original $39.99 price. The remaster features high-resolution textures, 4K support on PS5, added difficulty settings, and an overhauled weapon crafting system.
Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Melee: Remastered trailer, game costs $40
The remaster of the GameCube title Godzilla Destroy All Monsters Melee has been officially unveiled with a trailer, confirming its release on Nintendo Switch for $40 on November 3rd. The article also briefly mentions a Freedom Wars remaster for Nintendo Switch and a leak regarding the Godzilla game's release.
PlayStation Vita: Our Love for a Dead Console
The PlayStation Vita, released in 2011, aimed to bring a home console experience to a handheld device with features like dual analog sticks and an OLED screen. Despite a strong library of JRPGs, fighting games, and indie titles, it struggled against mobile gaming and the Nintendo 3DS due to its high price and proprietary memory cards. However, the console gained a dedicated following through modding, enabling emulation, custom themes, and the use of standard Micro SD cards, preserving its legacy as a beloved handheld.
