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7 video game publishers are accused of virtual currency scam
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The European Commission has received a complaint from several consumer associations against seven major video game publishers. The core of the problem lies in the virtual currencies used in their games, which would push players, especially younger ones, to spend more than expected.
The UFC-Que Choisir association has filed a complaint against 7 video game publishers due to dubious commercial practices linked to virtual currencies, responsible for hidden costs. The complaint was lodged at European level. Will virtual currencies disappear from video games? Editors will
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