California's Protect Our Games Act, which would require digital game publishers to provide refunds or playable versions when shutting down online games, advanced out of the Assembly's appropriations committee with an 11-2 vote. The bill, supported by the grassroots Stop Killing Games movement, faces opposition from the Entertainment Software Association and still requires full Assembly and Senate passage before reaching Governor Newsom.
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California's Protect Our Games Act, which would require digital game publishers to provide refunds or playable versions when shutting down online games, advanced out of the Assembly's appropriations committee with an 11-2 vote. The bill, supported by the grassroots Stop Killing Games movement, faces opposition from the Entertainment Software Association and still requires full Assembly and Senate passage before reaching Governor Newsom.