Stop Killing Games Petition Surpasses 1 Million Signatures Amid Concerns Over Fake Votes
TL;DR
The Stop Killing Games campaign's petition to the European Commission has surpassed one million signatures, though concerns about fake signatures persist, prompting the campaign to urge legitimate signing. The initiative aims to address issues related to online game server shutdowns, with the EU petition nearing its goal and a UK petition also underway, despite government resistance to legal changes.
- Stop Killing Games' EU petition hits a million signatures, but "a significant number" could be fake Rock Paper Shotgun
- Stop Killing Games Initiative Reaches 1,000,000 Signatures 80 Level
- European Gaming Industry Lobby Responds to Stop Killing Games DSOGaming
- Pirate Software Leaves Off Brand Games as Stop Killing Games Reaches Goal Sports Illustrated
- Stop Killing Games surges past its goals, but a possible signature spoofing campaign could cause trouble: 'This is not a Change.org petition. This is a government process' PC Gamer
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