Sony Sued Over Do-Not-Sue Clause

[badaxe2]

Figures someone would try that. For all this guy doesn't know about actual gaming, he does have good business sense, and the point he makes on this issue is something every sue-happy person should hear-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGLQeCbtr80

 

[g00fysmiley]

when can i get an update to keep my linux and still access psn... that'd be awesome kthnx

mayeb after this lawsuit that one can come back up

 

[Shin-san]

Finally. Hope this gets rid of those clauses in the PS3 and the Xbox 360`

 

[TheKurrgan]

This should be fairly open and shut...
Some states have laws regarding the barring of law suit contracts.. not sure on the feds, but it would seem to me that since any one can legally file suit against any one for anything, anything barring the use of the justice system would be thrown out...
But hey, this is America, where law is fair and just....hah....

 

[eddieroolz]

The irony in the title was overwhelming.

 

[martel80]

In my country (and probably most of European Union) an agreement cannot remove human rights granted by The Constitution even if you "willingly" signed/accepted such an agreement. So accepting Sony's EULA would not remove my right to sue them.

Something similar has to be the case for US as well, otherwise you would have a lot of legal slavery involving people being tricked into signing agreements removing their basic human rights.

 

[hetneo]

Class action suit? Haven't they accepted in EULA that they wave their right to class action suits 😉

 

[Guest]

I didn't buy a PS3... have no intention of doing so.

whew another security breach avoided! ;-)