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People are discussing the European Commission’s effort to create a code of conduct for how games handle “end of life,” following the Stop Killing Games petition. The focus is on setting expectations for responsible shutdown, preservation, and access to games after support ends.

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Key Takeaway The European Commission is moving toward a formal code of conduct for managing games’ “end of life” after the Stop Killing Games petition.
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The European Commission is moving toward a formal code of conduct for managing games’ “end of life” after the Stop Killing Games petition.

People are discussing the European Commission’s effort to create a code of conduct for how games handle “end of life,” following the Stop Killing Games petition. The focus is on setting expectations for responsible shutdown, preservation, and access to games after support ends.

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Initiator European Commission
Trigger Stop Killing Games petition
Output Code of conduct for “end of life” game management
Issue focus Managing how games are handled when support ends

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  • Follow updates from the European Commission on drafting/releasing the “end of life” code of conduct. GamesIndustry.biz
  • Track subsequent responses from the games industry as the code of conduct develops. GamesIndustry.biz

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  • European Commission aims to facilitate code of conduct for managing "end of life" for games following Stop Killing Games petition GamesIndustry.biz
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