EU Parliament Takes Aim at Publishers Who Kill Your Games
The European Parliament has initiated a hearing to address whether publishers should be allowed to disable games that consumers have already purchased. This legislative body is examining the concept of digital ownership, questioning what it truly means to buy a digital game and whether publishers should be obligated to support games indefinitely or provide offline modes. The outcome of these discussions could lead to new laws impacting how games are sold and owned globally.
- Entities
- Topic: Digital Ownership
- Company: European Parliament
- Platform: PlayStation 5
- Topic: Consumer Protection
- Topic: Game Preservation
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