<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Stop Killing Games, a movement challenging the legality of publishers destroying video games they have sold, reached one million signees on its European Citizens' Initiative petition.</li><li>Video Games Europe, an EU lobbying association, opposes the movement, stating that discontinuing online services must be an option when commercial viability is at stake.</li><li>The association argues that private servers may not be a feasible alternative and that some games are designed to be online-only, making the petition's proposals potentially cost-prohibitive for developers.</li><li>Video Games Europe expressed willingness to engage with policy makers and those leading the initiative in the future to discuss their stance further.</li></ul>

Lobbying Group Says Stop Killing Games' Petition Would Make Games "Prohibitively Expensive To Create"

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