A Toronto firm named McPhadden Samac Tuovi has filed a proposed class action against Sony “for the breach of privacy.” The lawsuit claims damages in excess of $1 billion, which, if won, would see Sony paying the costs of credit monitoring services and fraud insurance coverage for two years.
The talk before Black Ops released was whether it’d be able to outsell Infinity Ward’s juggernaut, Modern Warfare 2, but with early estimates already in, we now know it’s on a much faster pace than the aforesaid game.
In fact, things are looking so good for Treyarch’s latest Call of Duty effort, that Lazard Capital Markets analyst Colin Sebastian believes it’ll top $1 billion in sales this holiday season alone.
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