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STOP KILLING GAMES - UK Parliament Debate (Part 8)

The petition "Prohibit publishers irrevocably disabling video games they have already sold " (189,887 signatures): https://petition.parliament.uk/petiti... Research Briefing: https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/... Part 8: Speech by Stephanie Peacock (The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport) Full debate video:    • E-petition debate relating to consumer law...   This video uses footage from the UK Parliament debate on the “e-petition relating to consumer law and videogames”. Contains information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0. This is an independent artistic re-edit and not an official UK Parliament publication. Stop Killing Games is a consumer movement led by Ross Scott of ‪@Accursed_Farms‬, known for the series Freeman's Mind, Ross's Game Dungeon, and Dead Game News which documents titles rendered unplayable after server shutdowns. The campaign has organized petitions in the UK and EU, including the European Citizens’ Initiative “Stop Destroying Videogames,” which surpassed one million signatures and is progressing through verification toward presentation to the European Commission. In the UK, a petition prompted a Westminster Hall debate on November 3, 2025. The official site (https://www.stopkillinggames.com) outlines actions since 2024 and positions the issue as planned obsolescence that erases cultural history and player rights. All background music is from the game Ultima IX: Ascension, created by legendary game developer Richard “Lord British” Garriott. The soundtrack was composed and produced by George Oldziey, except for the track “Stones”, which was originally composed by David R. Watson and “Rule, Britannia!”, which was originally composed by Thomas Arne. #stopkillinggames #videogamenews #digitalownership