Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
#sony #backlash #physicalgames #stopkillinggames #gamingnews #videogamenews #tech #technews #videogames #gaming #gamers #gamer #tyronemagnus #reaction #reactions #ps5 #ps6 #ps5pro #ps5slim #alldigitalfuture #discdrive #discs #nodiscnobuy #boycott #disc #bluray
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https://x.com/Pirat_Nation/status/2087117571078476075
https://x.com/StopKilingGames/status/2086840514519728597
Stop Killing Games is backing a lawsuit in the Netherlands that challenges Sony’s control over digital game sales on PlayStation.
The lawsuit argues that Sony has a monopoly over digital game sales because PlayStation users can only buy digital games through the PlayStation Store.
The group says the situation could become even more serious once Sony stops producing physical PlayStation games in 2028.
Without physical discs, there would be no second-hand market or alternative way to buy games, leaving Sony and its publishing partners with much more control over digital prices.
Stop Killing Games and DoesItPlay? are backing the case and encouraging Dutch gamers to support the campaign.
#sony #backlash #physicalgames #stopkillinggames #gamingnews #videogamenews #tech #technews #videogames #gaming #gamers #gamer #tyronemagnus #reaction #reactions #ps5 #ps6 #ps5pro #ps5slim #alldigitalfuture #discdrive #discs #nodiscnobuy #boycott #disc #bluray
Twitter / X Posts:
https://x.com/Pirat_Nation/status/2087117571078476075
https://x.com/StopKilingGames/status/2086840514519728597
Stop Killing Games is backing a lawsuit in the Netherlands that challenges Sony’s control over digital game sales on PlayStation.
The lawsuit argues that Sony has a monopoly over digital game sales because PlayStation users can only buy digital games through the PlayStation Store.
The group says the situation could become even more serious once Sony stops producing physical PlayStation games in 2028.
Without physical discs, there would be no second-hand market or alternative way to buy games, leaving Sony and its publishing partners with much more control over digital prices.
Stop Killing Games and DoesItPlay? are backing the case and encouraging Dutch gamers to support the campaign.
