
Following a ruling in the favor of Modern Warfare creators Jason West and Vincent Zampella, the duo’s case against Activision is now likely to go to trial.

Following a ruling in the favor of Modern Warfare creators Jason West and Vincent Zampella, the duo’s case against Activision is now likely to go to trial.

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 case is now over, the dust has settled, and once again PS3 hacker and root key exposer George “Geohot” Hotz is talking loud on his blog. What’s the new show? Well he’s donated $10,000 to the EFF, with hopes that “America can one day again be a shining example of freedom, free of the DMCA and ACTA, and that private interest will never trump the ideas laid out in the constitution of privacy, ownership, and free speech”.
But that’s not all. What really brings pleasure to Geohot is that, according to him, the “PS3 got owned”.
IGN is reporting that Square Enix and Sony are being sued for $5 million because some copies of Final Fantasy XIII are allegedly causing PS3s to become unresponsive.
You know them well, Vince Zampella and Jason West have filed a lawsuit against Activision for breach of contract amongst other claims, after the publishing giant terminated their employment on March 1st, 2010.
A US District Court for the Central District of California has tossed out a case against Sony Corporation of America and all its related branches, namely SCEA and SOE that alleged the company denies access of its services for people with disabilities.