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Stop Killing Games is a community-led campaign promoting continued development and support for video games after they are discontinued by publishers.
… They were absolutely slated to die." The "European Citizens Initiative" refers to the Stop Destroying Games petition that Stop Killing Games posted to gather signatures so its case could be heard in European Parliament. …
Stop Killing Games, the campaign group seeking to prevent online games being rendered unplayable when publishers shut down their servers, have moved to support a Californian bill that in its current form would require studios to either update games with impending server shutterings to they keep wor… …
Multiple notable groups, including Stop Killing Games , Mozilla, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and numerous others have come together to pressure the UK government to stop " undermining the open internet." In a joint statement , 19 organisations listed below wrote that "the open Internet is a… …
… "The biggest benefit that Stop Killing Game has in terms of remaining in the cultural zeitgeist is that games keep dying," Hayes put it. "The thing we are trying to stop keeps happening. …
Right, how about a little Stop Killing Games progress update? Earlier today, a public hearing was held today that included three European parliament committees, IMCO, JURI and PETI, discussing the European Citizens Initiative Stop Destroying Videogames. …
Stop Killing Games, fresh from speaking at EU parliament about video game consumer rights , has now joined the pushback against age verification laws, claiming that they don't fix the causes of online harm and implementing them is prohibitively complex for game preservation once a publisher moves o… …
The Stop Killing Games campaign announced plans to set up some non-governmental organisations earlier this year, with the aim of ensuring their work goes beyond a current push to prevent online games being rendered unplayable when publishers shut down their servers. …
… They're acting with the backing of the Stop Killing Games movement, who want publishers at large to stop yanking servers and taking games offline. …
… The salvation for Stop Killing Games may turn out to be its very antagonist. "The biggest benefit that Stop Killing Game has in terms of remaining in the cultural zeitgeist is that games keep dying," Hayes concludes. "The thing we are trying to stop keeps happening. …
… UFC-Que Choisir intends to tackle several of Ubisoft’s EULA clauses and primarily wishes to allow users to claim property rights over video game copies, disallow publishers from “withdraw ing all access to the game, without guarantee of maintaining an alternative mode of operation for consumers,” a… …
