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Reyes and Colosio said removing physical media could limit consumer choice and harm consumers, and make it harder for smaller developers to compete in the market. They argued the shift to digital-only sales would let Sony dictate prices and terms, creating anti-competitive conditions. Answered

The complaint argues that phasing out physical discs would make digital software sales the only sales channel for PlayStation games, allowing Sony to dictate prices and terms without market competition. It says removing physical media could limit consumer choice and make it harder for smaller developers to compete. The complaint also contends the digital-only model shifts ownership to the platform, giving Sony more control over game access and pricing and removing real physical ownership from buyers. Answered

They argued Sony’s phase-out of physical PlayStation discs would leave digital sales as the only sales channel, enabling Sony to dictate prices and terms without market competition and describing that as anti-competitive behavior. They also claimed the removal of physical media would limit consumer choice and make it harder for smaller developers to compete, and that the digital-only model shifts ownership and control over game access and pricing to the platform. Answered

The complaint argues that if digital sales become the only channel Sony could dictate prices and terms without market competition, which it describes as anti-competitive behavior. Critics say removing physical media would limit consumer choice and make it harder for smaller developers to compete. Many also warn the digital-only model shifts ownership and control to the platform, giving companies like Sony greater control over game access and pricing. Answered