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A Group Fights to Save Online Games

Friday, 6/19/2026·86 words·1 min read

Many online games stop working every year. Companies shut down their serversservers/ˈsɜːrvərz/L2服务器,指为网络游戏提供运行支持的计算机系统computers that store data and allow players to connect and play online games. Then players cannot play the games they paid for. For example, Ubisoft stopped the racingracing/ˈreɪsɪŋ/L1赛车的a sport or game where people or cars try to go fastest game The Crew. Players were angryangry/ˈæŋɡri/L1生气的feeling or showing strong anger because it was not fairfair/fer/L1公平的treating everyone equally and correctly. They feel sadsad/sæd/L1难过的feeling unhappy or showing unhappiness when a game is gone.

A group called Stop Killing Games wants new laws to save games. In California, a new bill passed one votevote/voʊt/L1投票;表决to choose or decide something in a group by counting people's choices to help players. The European Commission said it will work with game companies. The group is happy about this progress.

A Group Fights to Save Online Games

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