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While I think Sega has effectively sold a gambling machine I'm not sure if they should be liable in these lawsuits. They sold a tool that could have been config

While I think Sega has effectively sold a gambling machine I'm not sure if they should be liable in these lawsuits. They sold a tool that could have been configured correctly to comply with local regulations. The owners manual explains to the operator that they can configure this probability, which they could simply set to 1 to bypass the entire gambling mechanic.

lostgame 5y ago
Would it be possible for SEGA to ensure the game does comply with local regulations before selling it? I can imagine it would be the same, e.g. with slot machines? Ideally; these machines should not be able to work in ways that can be over its local limits. Wishful thinking, but...in a perfect world.