No. ...and if you had bothered to actually read and UNDERSTAND what I wrote, that fact that the answer is "no" would have been clear. Let me use[i] smaller words. [/i] You hire an attorney to sue a car manufacturer because it killed someone one....and as a result you are entitled to pontentially millions in economic damages, and perhaps tens of millions in punitive damages. You don't hire an attorney to sue a video game developer to get a couple of hundred dollars in economic damages....and little-if-any punitive damages. My time is more valuable than that.....and its not worth paying the legal fees either. Since the hourly rate of a good attorney will cost you more than you'll get back. The decision not to sue is an ECONOMIC one. Its why companies will often settle tort cases rather than ligitate them. They don't believe that they are liable ("no admission of liability"), but the "nuisance money" they give to the would-be plaintiff is less than they'd pay in legal fees trying to defeat the case in court.