The Stop Killing Games consumer campaign has joined legal action challenging Sony’s shift towards digital-only game sales. The case argues that removing physical purchasing options could leave players with less control over the games they buy and their ability to keep using them.

Campaign representatives say a fully digital market could mean consumers have no practical alternative if publishers alter, delist or withdraw games and online services. The dispute reflects wider concerns about ownership, preservation and consumer rights as the games industry increasingly relies on digital storefronts and subscription-based access.