Stop Killing Games throw weight behind California bill that would force companies to either keep games working independently after server shutdowns or issue refunds

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GamingBot@lemmy.zip · 2 days ago

Stop Killing Games throw weight behind California bill that would force companies to either keep games working independently after server shutdowns or issue refunds

krisevol@lemmy.zip · 2 days ago

That isn’t the point of the initiative. No where do they say it should be buy once and playable forever. They just want you to be wanted to play the game forever if the developers decide not to continue the service.

iamthetot@piefed.ca · 2 days ago

How do your two sentences not contradict each other? What do you think end of life plan means? Stop Killing Games explicitly wants games to be playable forever.