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Source: https://www.playstation.com/en-us/legal/terms-of-use-march-2025
It's worse, when any company can define what these terms mean.
Ownership does not mean ownership.
Capitalism where we change the definition of a word to fit our profit motive
It's more "regulatory capture" than it is capitalism. In any system where there are supposed to be people who protect the rights of the people, if those organizations are prevented from doing their jobs, you get stuff like this.
The USSR, for example, was famous for its "new word formulation" after the revolution, which George Orwell referenced as "newspeak" in 1984. I mean, the official Soviet newspaper was named "Pravda" meaning "Truth" when it was famous for publishing propaganda that was clearly untrue.
At least in theory theres a California law that stops them. It's not enforced but it exists.
i mean, do you live in california? if no, that's why it's not being enforced for you.
I don't but people have tested it
This isn't what that means.
The paragraph refers to the "intellectual property rights", meaning you don't own the God of War franchise, nor can you reprint discs, or anything else with the IP as a result of your buying (renting? licensing?) the game.
It's "OR any intellectual property rights". Which means it refers to more than just IP to me.