EU Politician Muddies Waters On “Stop Killing Games” With Rant On Wokeness
A European Union parliamentary debate on the "Stop Killing Games" movement, which advocates for publishers to keep games online after purchase, was sidetracked by Slovakian politician Milan Uhrik. Uhrik focused on "wokeness" and "aggressive monetization," citing Assassin's Creed Shadows as an example of forced political correctness. The discussion also touched upon Ubisoft's decision to shut down The Crew and the industry's perspective on games as a service.
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- Topic: Monetization
- Company: Video Games Europe
- Game: Assassin's Creed Shadows
- Game: The Crew
- Topic: Wokeness
- Person: Milan Uhrik
- Topic: Game Preservation
- Person: Yves Guillemot
- Company: Ubisoft
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