Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo are all arguing in court that they don't have to the pass tariff refunds they've received to their customers.
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PlayStation owner Sony has sought to dismiss a class-action lawsuit about tariff refunds.
Console makers say buyers are owed nothing from their tariff refunds
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All three console makers have moved to dismiss class actions over tariff refunds. European buyers paid the same increases with no…
The company raised PlayStation prices for a second time in March, five weeks after the tariffs were struck down.
Amazon, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Nintendo, Lululemon, and Costco have also been sued in similar tariff refund-related…
The video game giant previously blamed “market conditions” for price hikes.
Trump’s tariffs and RAM prices mean you shouldn't expect gaming will get any cheaper.
If a company says “we’re charging you more because of Trump’s tariffs” and then gets a full refund from the government, shouldn’t…
