PlayStation wins “hall of shame” award from consumer rights group
- Choice names Sony Interactive Entertainment in its Shonky Awards.
- The group says digital game purchases are licences, not ownership.
- It warns ending discs could limit alternatives and second-hand sales.
Australian consumer rights group Choice has named Sony Interactive Entertainment among its annual Shonky Award “hall of shame” winners, criticising PlayStation’s digital game licensing. The group says players pay for access rather than ownership, a concern that could grow if physical game discs disappear. Choice argues Sony’s licence…