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Activists Campaign to Preserve Playable Online Video Games

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A group called Stop Killing Games is advocating for consumer protection laws.
Many online games have shut down their servers, leaving players without access.
Developers like BioWare and Electronic Arts have discontinued popular titles this year.
Players often resort to private servers to keep favorite games alive, though this may be illegal.
The community is feeling the impact of increasing game shutdowns.

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A group called Stop Killing Games is advocating for consumer protection laws.
Many online games have shut down their servers, leaving players without access.
Developers like BioWare and Electronic Arts have discontinued popular titles this year.
Players often resort to private servers to keep favorite games alive, though this may be illegal.
The community is feeling the impact of increasing game shutdowns.

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