A European consumer watchdog wants you to be able to buy exactly as much in-game currency as you need, not fixed chunks

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A European consumer watchdog wants you to be able to buy exactly as much in-game currency as you need, not fixed chunks

Edwin Evans-Thirlwell 14/09/2024 02:38

A European consumer advocacy group have published an open letter to the European Union Commission expressing their concerns about video games that make use of premium in-game currencies – aka, make-believe money you can buy with real money, such as Minecoins in Minecraft’s Bedrock Edition. The group in question are the Bureau Européen des Unions

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A European consumer advocacy group have published an open letter to the European Union Commission expressing their concerns about video games that make use of premium in-game currencies – aka, make-believe money you can buy with real money, such as Minecoins in Minecraft’s Bedrock Edition.

The group in question are the Bureau Européen des Unions de Consommateurs…
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