Stop Killing Games Suffers Setback Following European Parliamentary Hearing
The recent European Commission verdict brings disappointment to the Stop Killing Games movement. While the hearings aimed to address online game preservation, the outcomes were far from encouraging. The lack of clear support from the EU raises concerns about the future of game accessibility. - Many advocates feel that more proactive measures are needed to protect digital heritage. - The movement's momentum may be hindered without robust policy backing. However, all is not lost; continued advocacy could still sway future decisions. The community remains resilient, pushing for greater awareness and support. For further insights, check out Eurogamer's coverage. Regular engagement with policymakers will be crucial moving forward. The fight for preservation continues, but the path is now more challenging.
