The UK Parliament recently debated the 'Stop Killing Games' petition, which has nearly 190,000 signatures. The campaign calls for laws that would require game publishers to offer offline capabilities or community support when servers shut down. While Minister Stephanie Peacock believes current laws suffice, she acknowledged the challenges and potential fallout of new regulations. As the conversation continues, the future of digital gaming and ownership rights is becoming a hot topic among lawmakers.
Published on: 11/3/2025
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