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Stop Killing Games: Why a Movement About Video Games Has Become a Debate About Digital Rights – European Pirates
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Stop Killing Games: Why a Movement About Video Games Has Become a Debate About Digital Rights – European Pirates
What happens when a company can make a product disappear after consumers have paid for it? This question left gaming forums and reached the European Commission after Ubisoft shut down The Crew on 31 March 2024. With the Commission set to respond to the Stop Killing Games initiative on 16 June, campaign organizers have released an open letter. They are worried about how the movement is being portrayed as the process nears its end. On 31 March 202…
All about the crisis of video game with Chakib Mataoui from Solidaires Informatique Ubisoft, Flavie Falais, historian and researcher on the critical uses of video game, and Antoine, STJV delegate at Spiders at Pierric Marissal's microphone.
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