Stop Killing Games fails to secure EU law despite 1.3M signatures
Summary
Dexerto reports that the EU Commission declined to propose new rules to keep video games playable after discontinuation, despite Stop Killing Games surpassing the 1.3 million signatures threshold. The article outlines that the Commission will pursue a voluntary industry code of conduct rather than a legal obligation, citing IP, confidentiality, cost, and cybersecurity concerns. It also notes related coverage and ongoing advocacy toward digital consumer legislation.