Pakistan, June 25 -- Sony is under legal fire in the Netherlands as a class action lawsuit accuses the tech giant of unfair pricing on its digital PlayStation games. The lawsuit, led by the "Fair PlayStation" campaign, claims Sony has been charging Dutch consumers up to 47% more for digital games compared to physical copies - a difference critics are calling the "Sony Tax."
The lawsuit, filed on June 23, alleges that Sony has misused its dominant position in the console gaming market for over a decade. Research from a Dutch consumer group estimates that this pricing gap has cost players in the Netherlands around $505 million since 2013.
Furthermore, the lawsuit highlights Sony's complete control over its digital PlayStation Store, which i...