The Stop Killing Games movement is pushing back against publishers who make purchased games unavailable. It’s a call for protection of digital ownership and preservation of video game history.

"Stop Killing Games" is a consumer-led movement that does exactly what the name suggests. Spearheaded by Ross Scott (Accursed Farms), its main goal is to preserve access to video games even after ...

The consumer initiative Stop Killing Games has gotten one step closer towards its goal of preventing game publishers from effectively deleting online games after discontinuing their service. The ...

The Stop Killing Games initiative, which aims to establish regulations on how game publishers handle end-of-life for online games, has passed significant milestones in both the UK and the EU. In the ...

Sergio Ferreira, an intellectual property lawyer at the UK law firm Knights, shares his thoughts on the ongoing Stop Killing Games petition. If you have been keeping up to date with gaming news, you ...

Last year, Ross Scott who runs the Accursed Farms YouTube channel posted a video about Ubisoft taking The Crew offline and not only making it unplayable for everyone who purchased it, but also ...

The Stop Killing Games petition has garnered a response from the EU lobby group Video Games Europe, who has argued that forcing developers to perpetually support online titles would ultimately make ...

The survival of online games has been a hot topic of conversation over the last week, following the shutdown of online servers and discontinuation of support for several different titles. And it looks ...

Stop Killing Games, a "consumer movement started to challenge the legality of publishers destroying video games they have sold to customers," has been picking up speed recently. It recently hit one ...

The Stop Killing Games initiative has reached the crucial 1 million signatures milestone in its quest to preserve video games for decades to come, but its fight isn’t over yet. The self-described ...