PlayStation Digital Games Proposed Settlement
This is a digital-game pricing case, not a PlayStation 5 tariff refund settlement. The proposed $7.85 million fund is subject to court approval, fees and expenses. The official notice schedules the fairness hearing for October 15, 2026. July 2, 2026 was the exclusion and objection deadline, not a cash claim deadline. No universal per-console refund is promised.
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Primary Sources
Source checked 2026-09-06Official Case Details
| Defendant: | Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC |
|---|---|
| Court Docket: | Caccuri, et al. v. Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC, No. 21-cv-03361-AMO (N.D. Cal.) |
| Settlement Administrator: | Not recorded in this summary |
| Eligibility: | Purchasers through the PlayStation Store from April 1, 2019 through December 31, 2023 of digital games that were previously available through a game-specific voucher, subject to the notice’s class definition. |
| Proof of Purchase Rules: | Eligible active accounts are described as receiving wallet credits automatically. People with deactivated accounts must contact the administrator and provide qualifying purchase information. |
Claim Process (For Reference)
Review the covered digital-game purchases and class definition in the official notice.
If your qualifying PSN account is deactivated, use the administrator contact details on the official website.
Wait for the court’s decision and official distribution instructions; the hearing date is not a payment date.
This case is currently listed as Pending Approval
No claim form is available here right now. Review the official source for the current status and any benefits you may still be able to receive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the PS5 tariff refund lawsuit?
No. It concerns specified digital games bought through the PlayStation Store. It does not establish a $508 million PS5 tariff fund.
Has final approval already been granted?
The official website reviewed on September 6, 2026 describes a proposed settlement and schedules a fairness hearing for October 15, 2026.