"Protect Our Games" Act Fails in California—Stop Killing Games Prepares Next Move

Following the recent disappointing deliberation by the European Commission on the Stop Destroying Videogames citizens' initiative, the Protect Our Games Act (AB 1921) was a California bill, proposed by Assemblyman Chris Ward, that would force game developers and publishers to make paid video games playable even after they were shut down. Despite things looking positive, with the bill passing the California State Assembly with a 43-16 victory, it has stalled in the second-last phase with a State Senate Committee vote,…

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