July 8, 2025 - 05:08

In a recent statement, the European publisher trade association has voiced strong concerns regarding the "Stop Killing Games" campaign. The campaign, which aims to address the challenges faced by online-only games, has been criticized for potentially imposing severe financial burdens on game developers. The association argues that the proposals put forward could make the creation of such games "prohibitively expensive."
The trade group emphasizes that the gaming industry thrives on innovation and creativity, and any measures that stifle development could have detrimental effects on both publishers and consumers. They highlight the importance of striking a balance between consumer protection and fostering a healthy gaming ecosystem.
Furthermore, the association calls for a dialogue among stakeholders to ensure that regulations support the growth of the gaming industry while also addressing legitimate concerns. They believe that collaboration is essential to safeguard the future of online gaming and its diverse offerings.
November 17, 2025 - 06:05
The Struggle for Distribution: Wolfenstein 3D and Germany's Strict LawsIn the 1990s, the iconic first-person shooter Wolfenstein 3D faced significant challenges in its distribution within Germany due to the country’s stringent laws regarding Nazi symbols and imagery...
November 16, 2025 - 04:27
Celebrating 40 Years of the NES: Insights from Nintendo VeteransIn a recent discussion, veterans from Nintendo of America shared fascinating insights as they celebrated the 40th anniversary of the iconic Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). During the event,...
November 15, 2025 - 04:24
The Battle Against Sexism in Video GamesSkin-tight latex suits, bikini shorts, and stilettos. These outfits may not be the ideal combat gear, yet they are often the standard in many video games. Research from the National Institutes of...
November 14, 2025 - 10:22
Netflix Unveils Exciting Party Games for the Holiday SeasonIn a strategic move to enhance its entertainment offerings, Netflix has introduced a collection of party games designed for big screen TVs, utilizing mobile phones for interactive play. This...