UK Government Rejects Petition to Mandate Support for Older Video Games

The Stop Killing Games campaign's call for legal protections fails to secure government backing despite surpassing 23,000 signatures.

The UK government states no legal requirement exists for companies to support outdated games.
Stop Killing Games campaign aimed to prevent games from becoming unplayable after online support ends.
The petition reached over 23,000 signatures but needs 100,000 for parliamentary debate.
Consumer law requires clear information on game longevity but does not mandate indefinite support.
Campaign organizers are exploring legal options and have initiated similar petitions in other countries.