Legisladores mexicanos preparan denuncia antimonopolio contra Sony

Representantes en México preparan una denuncia formal ante la Comisión Federal de Competencia Económica del país contra Sony. La medida se centra en el plan de la compañía para finalizar la fabricación de discos de PlayStation para enero de 2028.

La diputada federal Iraís Reyes y el senador Luis Donaldo Colosio, actuando a título personal, pretenden solicitar una investigación sobre la decisión. Argumentan que esto obligaría a los consumidores a adquirir juegos exclusivamente a través de la tienda de Sony y eliminaría la competencia de los minoristas. Los legisladores citaron posibles daños a las empresas y al mercado de segunda mano, así como riesgos para los jugadores sin acceso a internet confiable. También hicieron referencia a la reciente eliminación por parte de Sony de más de 500 películas y programas de televisión de las cuentas de los usuarios sin ofrecer reembolsos. Sony no ha emitido declaraciones públicas al respecto. Una petición que se opone al cese de la fabricación de discos ha reunido casi 310,000 firmas.

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