Game preservation just scored a major win. Here’s what changed and why it matters.

What started as a struggling petition just hit a major milestone, and it might be harder for publishers to ignore this time.

CEO Yves Guillemot says "nothing is eternal" when it comes to games preservation and keeping titles online.

He details a complaint sent to the EU Commission from an unknown user alleging the “ Stop Destroying Videogames ” EU petition ...

The Stop Killing Games movement has receiving complaints claiming that it violates EU transparency laws according to Ross ...

Ubisoft CEO has responded to a shareholder question about the Stop Killing Games campaign, and revealed a new Ghost Recon's ...

According to the European Citizen's Initiative's FAQ, as long as at least one million signatures have been validated ...

The Kremlin says it won't rule out the possibility of a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in China later this year. Meanwhile, one person has been killed after Russia targeted Kyiv in ...

With 1.4 million signatures, Stop Killing Games has gotten closer to its goal of saving games from being lost forever.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has responded to Stop Killing Games in a financial meeting, referring to it as 'an issue we're ...

Something called the "Stop Killing Games" petition has been racking up a ton of interest over the past few weeks and months, ...