Gamers Challenge Game Industry Over Server Shutdowns

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The Stop Killing Games campaign, with 1.3 million signatures, challenges the practice of shutting down online game servers, rendering games unplayable.
The EU is set to respond to the petition by July 27.

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The Stop Killing Games campaign, with 1.3 million signatures, challenges the practice of shutting down online game servers, rendering games unplayable. The EU is set to respond to the petition by July 27.

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