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EU declines to act on Stop Killing Games petition despite 1.3 million signatures

European Commission Rejects Legislation for 'Stop Killing Games' Initiative, Opts for Dialogue Instead

By

Stephan Steininger

2h ago· 1 min readenNews

Summary

The European Commission has responded to the 'Stop Killing Games' initiative by stating it will seek dialogue with stakeholders, but has determined there is no legal basis for legislation that would require companies to preserve commercially discontinued video games. This outcome is unlikely to satisfy the initiative's organizers who were pushing for regulatory action.

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The European Commission has issued a statement on the 'Stop Killing Games' initiative, and the result is unlikely to satisfy the organisers.
According to Brussels, the Commission will seek dialogue, but there is no basis for legislation to preserve games that have been discontinued commercially.
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The European Commission has issued a statement on the ‘Stop Killing Games’ initiative, and the result is unlikely to satisfy the organisers. According to Brussels, the Commission will seek dialogue, but there is no basis for legislation to preserve games

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