The EU Commission has finally made its decision on the Stop Killing Games campaign, and has elected not to recommend new legislation preventing publishers from revoking access to online-only games. It's a notable blow to Stop Killing Games, but the movement's founder insists there's reason to hope for new laws regardless of this outcome.
"The Commission considers that at this stage it cannot propose a legal obligation to keep video games playable after they stop being provided commercially," according to the Commission's press release.
