"This initiative welcomes any solution that will solve the problem of video games being destroyed on this scale. We want this to be as easy and practical as possible for all parties involved and are very open to how that is achieved. We are not even asking publishers to change their business or monetisation models, only that once they end support, they do so in a responsible way. Our only goal is to prohibit this destructive practice and thus obtain basic protections for consumers and the medium as a whole," Scott concluded.

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[–] 7 points 6 months ago (1 child)

Hundreds of millions? That might be exaggerating a bit.

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    Meanwhile EU is about to force everything to be online for age verification purposes against some server on a stackit cloud some where. There is a reason why everything went "online only" and if it's online only it needs a dev team to keep dev the game for compatibility purposes. So if EU enforces regulations that requires this stuff, this is just hot air.

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