<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The Stop Killing Games campaign's petition to the European Commission surpassed a million signatures, raising concerns about rendering online games unplayable by shutting down servers.</li><li>Video Games Europe argues for the option to shut down servers for online games if they are no longer commercially viable, emphasizing considerations for player safety and intellectual property rights.</li><li>The debate involves the potential impact on companies, control over private servers, and the need for a new legal framework to address issues related to game support termination.</li><li>YouTuber Ross Scott and Stop Killing Games have been actively campaigning, with Scott responding to Video Games Europe's arguments and urging supporters to contact European parliament members.</li></ul>

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