US EditionStop Killing Games Movement Nears 1.3 Million Verified Signatures
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The Stop Killing Games movement denounces publishers who make video games legally purchased unplayable at the end of their support and defends the preservation of the video heritage. An issue supported by more than 1.5 million signatories, now brought before the European Commission. Launched in April 2024,
An unprecedented consumer movement has just crossed the door of Brussels. The citizens' initiative to preserve video games has received enough support to demand a formal response from European authorities.
Yop, friends! I don't know if you've kept your PC games from the great time but between those who don't move anymore and those whose servers have gone in smoke, there's something to have the balls. But everything is not lost yet because we've just crossed a monumental course for the future of our gamer heritage! Indeed, if you follow the news a little bit, you know that the initiative "Stop Killing Games", launched by the youtuber Ross Scott, is…
Stop Killing Games Movement Nears 1.3 Million Verified Signatures
If you're even remotely into gaming, you've heard of the Stop Killing Games movement, which aims to petition the EU government to create laws that legally prevent publishers from prematurely ending support for video games, or at least compel them to find a way to leave games in a playable state when official support ends. Moritz Katzner, a volunteer for the project, recently posted an update to the official subreddit for the EU petition confirmi…
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