According to the New York Post, a class action lawsuit was filed in California on July 14 by Marcello Muto alleging that Sega’s Key Master prize game was rigged and can only be beaten after a set number of unsuccessful plays have been recorded. Muto and his group want $5 million from SEGA.
Paul Williams, CEO of SEGA Amusements International, told RePlay the case is being handled by SEGA Japan and that the company was involved in a similar class-action lawsuit against Key Master in 2014 that it successfully defended.
He also reported that SEGA will “similarly be defending the Muto allegation.”
