California lawmakers are advancing a bill that would require game publishers to provide players with access to online games even after they are no longer actively supported. Introduced as the "Protect Our Games Act," the legislation mandates publishers to give 60 days' notice before shutting down essential services, and to offer a refund, a playable patch, or a version of the game that functions independently. This bill, which has progressed through several committees and is nearing a floor vote in the State Assembly, aims to address the issue of digital games becoming inaccessible once their online infrastructure is discontinued. AI
影响 Minimal direct impact on AI operators, but sets precedent for digital ownership and preservation policies.
排序理由 A significant legislative effort is progressing through a state assembly concerning digital game preservation and player rights. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.1]
- Ars Technica
- California
- Chris Ward
- Entertainment Software Association
- Moritz Katzner
- Protect Our Games Act
- Stop Killing Games
- Ubisoft
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