Australia fines Sony $2.4 million for refusing refunds on faulty PlayStation games

(Reuters) - A court has ruled that a unit of Japan's Sony Corp broke the consumer law by denying customers refunds for faulty PlayStation games and ordered the company to pay a A$3.5 million (1.94 million pounds)fine, Australia's consumer watchdog said.The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) had filed a lawsuit against Sony Interactive Entertainment Network Europe Ltd in May last year for telling four customers it did not have to provide refunds for faulty games after they had..