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While there is some progress, as clarity. They either fell into the trap of eternal service, or knew it wasn’t.

When the initiative wanted to provide an end of life plan to preserve the game. Hence, no cost to the company.

Honestly, I shouldn’t be surprised that happened.

Though, I guess it made some progress?

I forgot that was a thing, i never truly understood what it was about or advocated for.

I remember seeing them say, games were always a license. Maybe the arcade days, but when it went to console. You got an actual copy you owned.

So, that appeared to be misinformed or a blatant lie.

Latest news, just to make sure we are not spreading misinformation:

https://www.reddit.com/r/StopKillingGames/comments/1qluxts

Also this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/StopKillingGames/comments/1qo5w2z

Right, it was verified. And I remember seeing them talking about it in the legislature over there.

So, I think it wasn’t confirmed yet. Though, from that. It didn’t look like it was going all too well.