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    The California State Assembly passes AB 1921, Stop Killing Games' Protect Our Games Act

    California advances legislation requiring developers to maintain game playability after server shutdowns.

    The 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 down has passed initial vote and moved to the Senate Video Games ChronicleCalifornia lawmaker...

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    The California State Assembly passes AB 1921, Stop Killing Games' Protect Our Games Act
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    This legislation marks a significant shift in digital consumer rights by challenging the industry-standard practice of rendering paid software unusable once servers are deactivated. It establishes a critical precedent for software ownership, forcing publishers to prioritize long-term accessibility over forced obsolescence.

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