
While the petition seemed doomed to fail just a few weeks ago, Stop Killing Games supporters have rallied to get the 1 million signatures the EU initiative had been seeking. While it's a moment of celebration for the campaign, its figurehead wants more signatures because he's worried many of them could be fake.
"The site says we have cleared 1 million signatures," YouTuber Ross Scott, who has spearheaded the campaign from the start, says on Twitter. "I hate being like this, but there's a chance a significant number of them aren't real. That means we have to keep signing in overdrive mode to make up for them!"