Stop Killing Games might never win according to expert: "Are consumer rights being violated? Well, they already…
An expert from Flux Digital Policy suggests the Stop Killing Games movement may not achieve its goals due to legal and industry standards. Celia Pontin argues that existing terms of service already govern situations like the shutdown of The Crew, and that current legislation makes it difficult to force publishers to maintain access to games indefinitely. While acknowledging the passion behind the movement, she highlights a mismatch between public desires and legal/technological realities.
- Entities
- Game: The Crew
- Topic: Consumer Rights
- Company: Flux Digital Policy
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Game Preservation
- Topic: Live Service Games
- Person: Celia Pontin
- Company: Ubisoft
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