California's Assembly passed AB 1921, a Stop Killing Games-backed bill requiring video game publishers to provide refunds or playable versions of games when shutting down servers. The measure advanced with 43 votes in favor and 16 opposed, now heading to the state Senate before potential gubernatorial review.
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California's Assembly passed AB 1921, a Stop Killing Games-backed bill requiring video game publishers to provide refunds or playable versions of games when shutting down servers. The measure advanced with 43 votes in favor and 16 opposed, now heading to the state Senate before potential gubernatorial review.