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Stop Killing Games US and EU Setbacks Inspire New Bill Filing

A Brazilian politician has proposed new legislation to help preserve games and better protect consumer rights in video game purchases, inspired by the Stop Killing Games movement that began after Ubisoft sunset The Crew in 2024. Led by YouTuber Ross Scott, the Stop Killing Games movement has been lobbying for legal res...

A Brazilian politician has proposed new legislation to help preserve games and better protect consumer rights in video game purchases, inspired by the Stop Killing Games movement that began after Ubisoft sunset The Crew in 2024. Led by YouTuber Ross Scott, the Stop Killing Games movement has been lobbying for legal restraints that can prevent games from being shut down.

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