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California Assembly Passes Bill to Protect Video Games

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A bill aimed at protecting video games from being taken offline has advanced after passing a vote in the California State Assembly. This development marks a significant step for the "Stop Killing Games" movement. Separately, a new film by director Quentin Dupieux explores themes of realism and virtual identity, centering on a character who believes he is living inside a PlayStation game. AI

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California Assembly Passes Bill to Protect Video Games

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    🎮 Stop Killing Games Gains Momentum After Bill Passes California State Assembly Vote The Stop Killing Games movement has reached yet another major milestone aft

    🎮 Stop Killing Games Gains Momentum After Bill Passes California State Assembly Vote The Stop Killing Games movement has reached yet another major milestone after the California State Assembly passed a bill protecting games from being pulled offline. 📰 Source: IGN Articles 🔗 Link…

    LINKS ign.com/…/stop-killing-games-gains-moment…
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    🎮 Rubber Director’s New Film Follows Low-Poly Man Convinced He’s In A PlayStation Game Quentin Dupieux's Le Vertige satirizes a world obsessed with realism in a

    🎮 Rubber Director’s New Film Follows Low-Poly Man Convinced He’s In A PlayStation Game Quentin Dupieux's Le Vertige satirizes a world obsessed with realism in a world that won't strain your graphics card 📰 Source: Kotaku 🔗 Link: https://kotaku.com/rubber-directors-next-film-follo…

    LINKS kotaku.com/rubber-directors-next-film-fol…

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