European Commission action reportedly targets nine game companies over in-game currency pricing
IGN reports the European Commission is taking action involving nine video game companies over digital currency and in-game item pricing, tying the move to players’ rights, pricing transparency, and broader consumer-protection concerns.
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IGN reports the European Commission is taking action involving nine video game companies over digital currency and in-game item pricing. IGN says the move is tied to players’ rights and consumer protection, and that the Commission’s latest actions focus on seven principles including pricing transparency, withdrawal rights, fair terms, and protections for vulnerable consumers.
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