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Stop Killing Games backs Dutch consumer rights lawsuit against Sony’s PlayStation digital store “monopoly”

Sherif Saed
Sherif Saed

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 digital games on the PlayStation Store (via GamesRadar).

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