MoobooMagoo

Have you ever had to unlock a sex toy? Like if someone lost a key to a chastity belt or something?

Oh piss off. That is such a non answer.

How is this a consumer rights issue? If you changed the percentage Sony is taking, which is pretty standard for the industry, then what guarantee would you have that publishers would sell games for a lower price?

We already have an example of this not working. On PC we have Steam which takes 30% and the Epic Game Store which only takes 12%. The games on the Epic store aren't any less expensive for consumers, they just make more money for the publishers.

So how would your lawsuit guarantee that publishers would sell games for less money and not just keep the difference?