Problem with these things is, that although a lot of people celebrate getting money back from greedy corps, the business will invariably look to recoup losses in other ways, usually from the consumer...
A bit different as public sector, but hapoening in UK now, with things like furlough payments, other things, celebrated and people even encouraged others to take advantage, but costs have to be recouped somehow... as we re now seeing playout... (other events also playing a part of course).
No such thing as a free lunch for everyone.
I havent read the ins and outs of this case, but I'm struggling to see how it will stand tbh. Seems like a big part of the argument is that it's the sole place to buy digitally on this platform. I'm not sure what difference that makes, from a layman's view. Surely the person purchasing is responsible for checking the price in the store, then running a quick Google search to check the price of buying it physically? I guess if you own a digital only version console, you're kind of stuck though.