A father in China has filed a symbolic $1.50 lawsuit against four major gaming companies after claiming their anti-addiction systems failed to stop his son from playing excessively. The man, identified by his surname Qin, sued Tencent, NetEase, miHoYo, and 37 Interactive Entertainment in Tanghe County, Henan province. Instead, he hopes the court will force gaming companies to properly enforce rules designed to prevent minors from becoming addicted. Article continues after adQin said his son spent years playing online games, often staying awake until 3 or 4 AM during weekends at home. Article continues after adThis isn’t the first time gaming companies have been sued.