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Ubisoft demandó a la tripulación: no es dueño de los juegos comprados

May 06,2025 Autor: Gabriella

Ubisoft ha dejado en claro que comprar un juego no otorga a los jugadores "derechos de propiedad sin restricciones", sino una "licencia limitada para acceder al juego". Esta declaración fue parte de su defensa en una batalla legal iniciada por dos jugadores de la tripulación , quienes demandaron a la compañía después de que cerró el juego de carreras original en 2023.

El original The Crew , lanzado en 2014, ahora es completamente imposible de jugar. A finales de marzo de 2024, todos los servidores para el juego se cerraron, lo que hace que las copias físicas y digitales sean inaccesibles, independientemente de la propiedad previa.

Mientras que Ubisoft tomó medidas para desarrollar versiones fuera de línea para la tripulación 2 y su secuela The Crew: Motorfest , permitiendo un juego continuo, no se implementaron tales medidas para el primer juego. Esta decisión condujo a acciones legales de dos jugadores a fines del año pasado, quienes argumentaron que creían que estaban comprando propiedad permanente de la tripulación , no solo una licencia limitada.

La demanda comparó la situación con comprar una máquina de pinball solo para encontrarla despojada de piezas esenciales años después. Los demandantes acusaron a Ubisoft de violar varias leyes de California, incluida la publicidad falsa, la competencia desleal y los actos de recursos legales de los consumidores, así como el fraude de derecho consuetudinario y el incumplimiento de la garantía. También señalaron que el código de activación del juego sugirió la jugabilidad hasta 2099, que interpretaron como una promesa de acceso a largo plazo.

En respuesta, el equipo legal de Ubisoft argumentó que los consumidores eran plenamente conscientes de que estaban comprando una licencia, no a la propiedad permanente. Destacaron que el empaque del juego en Xbox y PlayStation incluyó un aviso destacado de que Ubisoft podría terminar el acceso a las funciones en línea con 30 días de anticipación.

Ubisoft ha presentado una moción para desestimar el caso, pero si no tiene éxito, los demandantes están preparados para un juicio con jurado. Mientras tanto, los mercados digitales como Steam han comenzado a informar explícitamente a los clientes que están comprando una licencia, no un juego, luego de una nueva ley de California firmada por el gobernador Gavin Newsom. Esta ley exige una divulgación clara de la naturaleza de las compras digitales, pero no impide que las empresas suspendan el acceso al contenido.

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