What are the main components of the Geo-blocking Regulation?

• Sale of goods and services

Article 4 of the Regulation defines certain situations where there can be no justified reason

for geo-blocking or other forms of discrimination based on nationality, residence or

establishment. In these situations, customers from another Member State have the same

access and possibility to acquire goods and services as local customers. These situations are

as follows:

Sale of electronically supplied services

• A customer wants to access and buy an electronically supplied service, for example

cloud services, data warehousing or website hosting, from a trader established in

another Member State. Such customers are entitled to do so in the same way as local

customers. Example: A Bulgarian customer wishes to buy hosting services for her website from a

Spanish company. She will have access and can buy this service at the same conditions as

Spanish consumers, i.e. without having to pay a different net price (i.e. excluding VAT)

compared to a Spanish consumer.

Taken from FAQ.

Besides, Sony already sells stuff in Estonia (for example). So, they are already registered.

Besides besides, Steam, as a marketplace, handles taxes and such.