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Sony to pay $7.85m settlement to US PlayStation users

Sony to pay $7.85m settlement to US PlayStation users

A proposed $7.85 million class-action settlement with Sony could compensate millions of PlayStation users in the United States. The lawsuit alleges Sony's decision to stop outside retailers selling digital game vouchers reduced competition, leading to higher prices. Eligible customers with active PSN accounts are expected to get automatic PlayStation Store credits after a final hearing on October 15.

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