PlayStation UK claim: trial enters final week as legal team sets out case for 11 million UK gamers
The £2 billion Sony PlayStation claim alleges gamers were overcharged by up to 20% after competition was blocked on the PlayStation Store.
The £2 billion Sony PlayStation claim alleges gamers were overcharged by up to 20% after competition was blocked on the PlayStation Store.
Sony executives have given evidence in a case that could see 12 million UK gamers owed compensation for inflated digital game prices.
The opening arguments heard in the case alleging Sony has charged around 20% more for digital games by blocking their competition.
A £2 billion competition case alleges Sony charged 20% more for digital PlayStation games than physical copies, potentially costing loyal gamers hundreds of pounds.
A tribunal has expanded the case so more players could receive compensation automatically if Sony is found to have overcharged customers.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal gives green light to case alleging that 14 million PC gamers were overcharged for games and content.
Valve Corporation – owner of the digital gaming giant – is accused of overcharging 14 million UK consumers and blocking rivals by a leading campaigner for children’s digital rights.
UK appeals court has denied Sony’s second bid to dismiss a competition claim that accuses it of overcharging 8.9 million UK customers.
Consumer rights expert Alex Neill, who claims the games console giant overcharged 8.9 million UK customers, is now set to go to trial.
A leading consumer advocacy law firm has secured substantial funding for a group action against online gaming giant Valve Corporation.
After a three day hearing Sony PlayStation is waiting to find out if the tribunal will green light a claim that says 8.9m people have been overcharged
£5bn legal claim accuses PlayStation of ‘ripping people off’ by charging a 30% commission on digital game and in-game purchases. Sign up to stay updated.