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Assembly Bill 1921

California bill protecting gamers from server shutdowns

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California Bill to Protect Gamers from Server Shutdowns Passes Assembly

A California bill requiring game publishers to offer refunds or offline versions when shutting down servers has passed the State Assembly with a 43-16 vote. The Stop Killing Games-backed AB 1921 now heads to the Senate. If enacted, it would significantly impact the gaming industry's server management practices.