Stop Killing Games EU Initiative Gains Momentum
The Stop Killing Games initiative has successfully gathered nearly 1.3 million signatures, highlighting the growing concern over online game preservation. This campaign, launched in response to publishers like Ubisoft shutting down titles such as The Crew, is a vital step toward protecting digital access. Critics argue that enforcing such measures may be prohibitively expensive for publishers, yet the response indicates strong public support for game preservation. - The initiative emphasizes the need for political and legal action in the gaming industry. - It also underscores a fundamental question: should players retain access to their purchased games? As the initiative prepares for submission to the European Commission, it remains to be seen how seriously these concerns will be addressed. For more details, read here. This movement could redefine the industry's approach to digital rights and consumer expectations.
