Stop Killing Games EU Initiative Surges Past 1.4 Million Signatures
The Stop Killing Games initiative has garnered significant momentum, surpassing 1.4 million signatures, but not without challenges. The movement aims to ensure that games receive reasonable end-of-life support, avoiding abrupt shutdowns like those seen with The Crew. Despite the impressive numbers, concerns over potential signature spoofing could jeopardize its validity. - The initiative requires a buffer of valid signatures to withstand bureaucratic mishaps. - If successful, it will compel the European Commission to respond within six months. While the campaign showcases the power of community action, the unfolding political dynamics will be crucial in shaping its future. Support from EU parliament members hints at a promising yet uncertain path ahead.