Stop killing games has officially reached 1.4 million signatures, which have far exceeded the number required for its benefits to be considered. The previous case was for 1 million signatures, and the presentation reached the number on July 3. Since then, even the Deputy Chairman of the European Parliament has signed the petition and expressed support for the movement over social media. However, this has not prevented several industry veterans from criticizing the movement, including co -founders of Ubisoft.
Currently, as CEO of Ubisoft, Yves Guillemot serves the latest criticism of stopping killing games focusing on the idea that a publisher would not be expected to maintain a service forever and specify “at some point the service can be interrupted.” Although this comment does not address the problem of consumers losing access to previously purchased games, it seems to be the perspective for several people in the industry, including the European Publisher Group Videos Games Europe.
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Stoping Kill Games Movement receives support from Vice President of the European Parliament
The European Parliament's Vice President Nicolae Stefanuta expresses its support for the Stop Killing Games movement, which aims to keep online playing active.
From July 21, Stop -Killingen's petition has officially received a total of 1,408,760 signatures. While the original goal was for 1 million people to sign the petition, the latest success was given the organizers to set a stretch target of 1.4 million signatures to stop killing games with the intention of addressing potentially invalid statements on support. The deadline for quitting killing games is July 31, and players in the European Union are still welcome to sign the presentation until that date.
Stop dead games pushing forward despite criticism
While the removal of games that The crew Ubisoft indirectly led to this presentation being created far from the only industry Titan guilty of making their online games unplayable. In just the last 2 years, EA has turned off dozens of titles, a practice that continues with the latest decision to deliver EA Sports FC 24A football game published in 2023. The success of stopping killing games shows that players at least in Europe are frustrated by publishers who make such decisions and ignore potential solutions such as players.
In modern times, sometimes a video game from its digital store can make it impossible to play. This has been a problem since the dawn for online games, but with companies like Entergram suddenly delivers over 100 games from the Playstation Store, this is clearly a growing problem for many players. If the stop to killing games manages to convince the European Parliament to make changes, it can lead to new laws throughout the European Union that would prevent video game publishers from delisting games. That said, no official announcement has been taken about what measures will be taken if and when the presentation is successful.
- Date founded
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March 28, 1986
- Head office
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Saint Mandé, France
- CEO
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Yves guillot
