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A class-action lawsuit in California charges that the Sony has misrepresented the PlayStation 2 by claiming that it also plays DVDs. The suit charges that many units stop reading DVDs after only a few months of use. Gee, that sounds just like what our readers have been saying. By the way, the problems with Playstation 2 aren't all that new. Playstation 1 wasn't exactly perfect either.

S. of Lake Orion MI (11/18/06)
As the mother of a 15yr. old, I am truely appalled by your method of limiting the release of the Sony Playstation 3. Sony has gain significant monetary success by marketing and selling to todays youth, I would think that you would feel some type of responsibility to look after the well being of these consumers. After Fridays limited release of PS3 across the country, this is clearly not the case. Until you can manufacture enough to supply the demand, you should not put your customers and retailers in a position to be hurt physically and legally by creating this frenzy of an environment. I am afraid someone will end up losing their life if this marketing strategy does not change soon. It is time for Sony to start looking after the hand that feeds them.

 

Rebecca of Coldwater, MI September 24, 2006

Rebecca of Coldwater, MI (09/24/06)
My Playstation 2 will no longer read any disk.  I have lost hundreds of dollars on games and accessorys and I'm afraid of purchasing another one and lose even more money. It is not very old and I believe that it should be recalled after so many people have the same issue.

Charlie of Buena Vista, VA September 16, 2006

Charlie of Buena Vista, VA (09/16/06)
I purchased my daughter a Sony PS2 two years ago and have had nothing but problems with it. It will not read blue disc or some DVDs. This is very disheartening as I have always liked Sony products.

When calling Sony I get no satisfaction. We have lost over 400 in this system and games, not to mention the disappointment my daughter has in this game.

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