[Flyboy]

The problem with this, is that it is assuming that the plaintiff is doing this for financial gain. I see it as someone who is taking on the games companies, because, as he perceives it, they are not making reasonable adjustments, consistently enough and the only way that he can get his point across, is to sue. That is how it works in the US. If you want large corporations to do what you want them to do, the courts are, mostly, the only way to go. If he is successful in his suit, it will pave the way to more disabled access to games and other multi-media based activity. He may not win many friends, but at least he may benefit many others.