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A consumer action group is suing Sony over allegedly inflated PlayStation digital game prices, claiming players pay a "Sony Tax" due to the company's monopoly on its digital store. The group argues that digital games are priced 20-25 euros higher than physical copies despite having lower distribution costs, and that Sony's removal of physical games eliminates price competition. Participants can join the lawsuit at no cost, with potential compensation if the case succeeds.
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