Stop Killing Games says the proposed EU Kids Act could affect age verification, private servers and digital game access across Europe.
A week-long PlayStation digital boycott failed to produce a measurable change in player numbers or engagement, despite growing concern about Sony’s physical-media strategy.
A California lawsuit challenges Sony’s claim that customers understand digital games are licensed, not owned, despite PlayStation’s repeated ownership language.
Sony’s new customer anti-harassment policy allows support restrictions and possible legal action as backlash grows over the planned end of physical PlayStation discs.
Sony’s PlayStation licence reminder arrives as physical game production faces a January 2028 end, intensifying concerns about digital ownership and access.
PlayStation’s terms reminder has landed just before a planned blackout, reigniting debate about digital licences, physical discs and long-term game ownership.
New GTA 6 gameplay clips have intensified a dispute over physical media, digital ownership and the reliability of unfinished leaked footage.
A reported full refund for Battlefield 6 after multiplayer modes were vaulted raises questions about Steam’s rules and live-service game ownership.
PlayStation faces legal challenges in five countries as consumer groups question Sony’s digital-store control and the possible end of physical game discs.