Mexican lawmakers propose consumer rights initiative for digital game ownership

Mexican Senate digital rights commission president Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas and federal deputy Iraís Reyes unveiled a legislative initiative to clarify whether digital purchases are products or licences and to push for digital preservation after servers shut down. It would also require companies selling digital goods in Mexico to have a Mexican business address so authorities can intervene on consumer rights issues. The pair previously filed an antitrust complaint against Sony over its move away from physical games, with Sony planning to end physical disc support in 2028.