Players who buy NBA 2K Virtual Currency are told in court filings they hold no legal rights to the items they purchase. The admission, forced by a lawsuit over non-transferable VC, reframes yearly spending as a revocable license rather than ownership.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: Do NBA 2K players own their Virtual Currency?
- A: No. Court filings state players have no legal ownership rights to VC or items purchased with it.
- Q: Why did Take-Two admit this in court?
- A: The admission was forced by a lawsuit challenging the non-transferable nature of VC and player spending rights.
- Q: What does a revocable license mean for NBA 2K spending?
- A: It means Take-Two can revoke access at any time and players are buying temporary usage rights, not permanent property.