[00:00] Hey, do you own a bunch of PlayStation games? Actually, you don't, at least according to Sony. So Sony's in the middle of yet another lawsuit, this time around, do you actually own a digital game that you have purchased? So Sony's argument, I actually wanna read it
[00:13] because it's hilarious. The software is licensed to you, not sold. In the digital age, it's not plausible to allege that reasonable consumers believe they're obtaining ownership of a digital game. If so, then one plaintiff who bought Resident Evil
[00:25] on the 25th couldn't have owned it because a plaintiff who bought it on the 14th would have already owned it. That's dumb as . I understand that pretty much everyone has this kind of language in their terms of service, whether it be Valve, Nintendo, or Microsoft,
[00:38] that you are licensing not owning games. But to argue that there could not be possibly more than one copy of a digital game might be the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Maybe I'm crazy here, but if I click buy now
[00:50] for a game that is being sold to me on a store, it seems reasonable to think that I would own the thing that I just bought. But oh no, I don't have physical games or digital games. I think it's time for me to go kick rocks.