Sony recently asserted that individuals purchasing digital video games do not genuinely own these titles, suggesting that most consumers understand this implicitly. This declaration has swiftly led a prominent Consumer Rights group to begin compiling evidence of past instances where PlayStation communications indicated the opposite.
The Consumer Rights wiki, associated with the group, has already amassed over 30 examples. These collected instances reportedly demonstrate situations where Sony previously conveyed to its customers that they do, in fact, own the digital games they acquired. This initiative directly scrutinizes Sony’s recent position regarding the nature of digital content ownership. This report is based on reporting by Eurogamer.net.
