<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The Stop Killing Games initiative, aimed at preserving video game access, reached a significant milestone of one million signatures, prompting the European Union to consider related legislation.</li><li>Challenges such as potential fake signatures and opposition from major game studios and publishers pose obstacles for the petition's progress.</li><li>The movement, spearheaded by Ross Scott, seeks to ensure games continue to run after developer support ends, following concerning actions by Ubisoft.</li><li>Despite surpassing the required signatures, concerns over legitimacy and resistance from industry players highlight the ongoing battle for the initiative.</li></ul>

The Stop Killing Games initiative has hit a major milestone, but the fight's just begun

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