Australia Sues Sony for Refusing Refunds on Faulty PlayStation Games Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe broke Australian consumer law by telling customers they could not get a refund for faulty PlayStation games, Australia`s consumer watchdog said in a lawsuit. Global video game company Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe broke Australian consumer law by telling customers they could not get a refund for faulty PlayStation games, Australias consumer watchdog said in a lawsuit Sony Europe gave false and misleading information to their customers about their rights in relation to games sold via its PlayStation store, ACCC Chair Rod Sims said in a statement A Sony representative in Australia was not immediately available for comment and Sony did not immediately respond to a Reuters inquiry lodged in a form on its website The ACCC did not specify what damages i...
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