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Stop Killing Games backs Dutch consumer rights lawsuit against Sony's PlayStation digital store "monopoly"
Stop Killing Games, the grassroots initiative fighting to prevent game publishers from shutting down servers without offering an alternative, has joined a lawsuit filed in the Netherlands against Sony for its alleged monopoly of selling…
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Stop Killing Games, a grassroots initiative that opposes the shutdown of game servers without alternatives, has joined a Dutch consumer‑rights lawsuit against Sony over the PlayStation Store’s alleged monopoly on digital game sales. The case, filed by consumer organization Stichting Massaschade & Consument on behalf of 1.7 million Dutch PlayStation users, has been in preparation since 2025. The lawsuit follows Sony’s recent decision to discontinue physical PlayStation discs, reviving the group’s “Fair PlayStation” campaign. Stop Killing Games’ involvement adds pressure on Sony as the legal challenge proceeds in the Netherlands.
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