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    A California Bill That Preserves Access To Video Games Achieves Its First Victory

    California's new bill tackles the industry practice of bricking digital games after server closures.

    A California Bill That Preserves Access To Video Games Achieves Its First Victory EngadgetThe California State Assembly passes AB 1921, Stop Killing Games' Protect Our Games Act GamesIndustry.bizUS bill requiring paid games to be playable after they shut dow...

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    A California Bill That Preserves Access To Video Games Achieves Its First Victory
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    This legislation sets a critical legal precedent for digital ownership by challenging the industry standard of rendering purchased software unusable after server shutdowns. It marks a significant shift in consumer rights, potentially compelling developers to provide offline functionality for games that would otherwise vanish.

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