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The Dutch consumer group argues Sony’s decision to end physical PlayStation game production reinforces its alleged monopolized position because removing discs lets Sony rely solely on the PlayStation Store, enabling it to push digital prices higher than before. While the lawsuit primarily targets pricing practices on the PlayStation Store, the disc phase-out is presented as strengthening the group’s claim of market power and credibility. Answered

Stichting Massaschade & Consument alleges Sony violated pricing practices on the PlayStation Store by charging excessively high prices for PlayStation games and seeking $457 million in damages. The group further claims Sony’s decision to end physical disc production reinforces a monopolized market position that lets Sony push prices even higher. Answered