Breves apontamentos acerca da tutela jurídica dos jogos virtuais no ordenamento pátrio e o dano moral indenizável

Abstract

The rapprochement between people distributed geographically throughout the world from the growing technological innovation enhanced by the worldwide network of computers through the Internet, culminated in the emergence of virtual and mass consumer legal relationships, involving the supply of the broadest products and services, mainly digital goods, carrying or not having economic value and that can not be transferable. Among its various species stood out the virtual games, whose best use is usually accompanied by the eventually costly acquisition of other digital products, considered essential to the best performance of the player, who currently assumes airs of professionalism. The player is then prevented from exercising all the attributes that line the property, suffering illegal expropriation and disrespect for fundamental rights and guarantees, which give possibly rise to compensation for material and moral damages, to demonstrate the importance of a more specific normative protection than that currently fragmented in the national order.