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Stop Killing Games Campaign Surpasses 1 Million EU Signatures and Hits UK Parliamentary Threshold

It obliges the European Commission to consider new game-preservation laws under EU Citizens’ Initiative rules

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Asmongold and PewDiePie.
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Overview

  • The EU petition has cleared one million raw signatures, triggering a mandatory review by the European Commission before the July 31 deadline
  • Organizers have entered an “overdrive” phase to build a buffer against invalid or spoofed entries by aiming for at least 1.4 million signatures
  • High-profile endorsements from PewDiePie, Jacksepticeye and Asmongold helped drive the recent surge in support
  • A separate UK petition exceeded 100,000 signatures and now qualifies for parliamentary debate despite ministers saying current consumer law is sufficient
  • The campaign seeks legislation requiring publishers to keep purchased games playable after official support ends, sparked by Ubisoft’s shutdown of The Crew