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US bill requiring paid games to be playable after they shut down has failed to pass a Senate vote

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US Bill that Could’ve Required Paid Games to Have Offline Modes Post-Server Shutdowns Fails to Pass a Vote in the Senate
Wccftech Jun 30, 16:36 UTC

US Bill that Could’ve Required Paid Games to Have Offline Modes Post-Server Shutdowns Fails to Pass a Vote in the Senate

At the beginning of June, a bill proposed in the California State Assembly in the United States seemed poised to make massive waves in the video game industry. The bill would've required game developers to have offline modes for their games…

Video Games Chronicle Jun 30, 12:10 UTC

US bill requiring paid games to be playable after they shut down has failed to pass a Senate vote

Stop Killing Games says it will try again with "the funding to do this properly"