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Sony Fined $14 Million For Damaging Third-Party PlayStation Controllers
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this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2024
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Why is it sonys responsibility to maintain functionality for a bunch of knockoffs?
If they intentionally made 3rd party controllers not function with their product, that's monopolistic behavior and should absolutely be stopped.
If Sony didn't provide any message saying it was an unsupported device and caused people to buy new devices, that would be considered damages.
Fucking hardly. It's their shit, they can make it compatible with whatever they like.