European Union Cracks Down on Predatory Gaming Practices
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Modern games have found plenty of ways to make a small purchase more
complicated than it should be. You buy in-game currency instead of the
item you want, spend that currency on a random reward, and sometimes end
up with just enough left over to tempt another top-up.
Now, the
European Commission
wants to put limits on some of these practices. On November 11, it
unveiled the proposed Digital
complicated than it should be. You buy in-game currency instead of the
item you want, spend that currency on a random reward, and sometimes end
up with just enough left over to tempt another top-up.
Now, the
European Commission
wants to put limits on some of these practices. On November 11, it
unveiled the proposed Digital
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