Cleveland Browns legendary running back Jim Brown is fuming mad at Sony and Electronic Arts. The NFL great is suing the pair for using his likeness in the video game John Madden Football 2009. Sony helps distribute the game while EA Sports is the maker of the popular franchise

Brown's name is not used in the games, which are not mentioned by name in the suit, but it is clear to fans of the sport who the person is suppose to be that wears "#32" on the All Time Greatest Browns roster.

The 72 year olds lawsuit asks for an injunction of selling Madden '09 and a portion of the profits earned from the sales of the game.

Do you think that Brown's lawsuit has a leg to stand on? And, maybe the biggest question is, why did it take so long for him to have a problem with this type of thing considering they have been using the "All Time Great Roster's" for over a decade now?