What is a lawsuit claiming that Final Fantasy XIII did to the PS# console system?”
San Diego gamer Daniel Wolf has filed a class action lawsuit against Square Enix and Sony Computer Entertainment America, alleging that a “widespread” issue in Final Fantasy XIII has caused PlayStation 3 consoles to freeze and even become completely inoperable. As IGN reports, the class action lawsuit was filed June 2, and in it Wolf alleges that “severe and widespread damage” has been caused to PS3s due to a glitch in Final Fantasy XIII that causes some consoles to freeze. Wolf claims that he bought Final Fantasy XIII the day it was released, and when attempting to save his game, it froze his PS3. When he restarted it, it would no longer play any media. He’s seeking $5 million in damages (which would, if actually won, be dispersed to however many more people join the class action suit). “Both Defendants are eminently aware of the damage being caused by their defective products, and have chosen to do nothing about it,” the lawsuit claims, further alleging that Sony and Square Enix have
San Diego gamer Daniel Wolf has filed a class action lawsuit against Square Enix and Sony Computer Entertainment America, alleging that a “widespread” issue in Final Fantasy XIII has caused PlayStation 3 consoles to freeze and even become completely inoperable. As IGN reports, the class action lawsuit was filed June 2, and in it Wolf alleges that “severe and widespread damage” has been caused to PS3s due to a glitch in Final Fantasy XIII that causes some consoles to freeze. Wolf claims that he bought Final Fantasy XIII the day it was released, and when attempting to save his game, it froze his PS3. When he restarted it, it would no longer play any media. He’s seeking $5 million in damages (which would, if actually won, be dispersed to however many more people join the class action suit). “Both Defendants are eminently aware of the damage being caused by their defective products, and have chosen to do nothing about it,” the lawsuit claims, further alleging that Sony and Square Enix have