← Back to context Comment by the8472 3 months ago Sony didn't have to reopen the PS3, it got away with a settlement. 3 comments the8472 Reply GeekyBear 3 months ago Sony didn't spend a decade marketing an "open" platform that allowed users to run any software they chose to run. the8472 3 months ago OtherOS was an advertised feature of the PS3. Are advertising claims now advisory until they mature? GeekyBear 3 months ago Given that Sony lost a class action case seeking damages in court, clearly not.
GeekyBear 3 months ago Sony didn't spend a decade marketing an "open" platform that allowed users to run any software they chose to run. the8472 3 months ago OtherOS was an advertised feature of the PS3. Are advertising claims now advisory until they mature? GeekyBear 3 months ago Given that Sony lost a class action case seeking damages in court, clearly not.
the8472 3 months ago OtherOS was an advertised feature of the PS3. Are advertising claims now advisory until they mature? GeekyBear 3 months ago Given that Sony lost a class action case seeking damages in court, clearly not.
GeekyBear 3 months ago Given that Sony lost a class action case seeking damages in court, clearly not.
Sony didn't spend a decade marketing an "open" platform that allowed users to run any software they chose to run.
OtherOS was an advertised feature of the PS3. Are advertising claims now advisory until they mature?
Given that Sony lost a class action case seeking damages in court, clearly not.