The Stop Killing Games campaign, fighting against publishers disabling full-price games, has surpassed one million signatures, triggering review by the European Commission. The petition, aiming for 1.4 million signatures by July 31st, seeks EU legislation protecting consumer rights to retain purchased games. While initial success is tempered by invalid signatures requiring removal, support from YouTubers like PewDiePie boosts momentum. The UK government, however, currently lacks plans to amend consumer laws regarding this issue.

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