The European Commission has responded to the Stop Killing Games petition, saying that it is unable to “propose a legal obligation” to keep games playable after they are no longer available commercially.

European Commission aims to facilitate code of conduct for managing "end of life" for games following Stop Killing Games petition
The European Commission has responded to the Stop Killing Games petition, saying that it is unable to "propose a legal obligation" to keep games playable after they are no longer available commercially.
The European Commission has responded to the Stop Killing Games petition, saying that it is unable to "propose a legal obligation" to keep games playable after they are no longer available commercially. Read more

The European Commission has responded to the Stop Killing Games petition, saying that it is unable to “propose a legal obligation” to keep games playable after they are no longer available commercially.