A Brazilian gamer won a court case against Microsoft after the company locked his hacked Xbox account and refused to restore his digital game library without repurchase. The court ordered Microsoft to restore the account with all games intact and pay $400 in damages — a rare legal win for consumers in the digital gaming space where companies typically treat account lockouts as permanent. This ruling could set precedent for similar disputes across Latin America and signals courts are beginning to hold tech companies accountable when they treat digital purchases like rentals rather than owned property.