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An EU Proposal Could Put a Stop to Video Game Loot Boxes and Pay-to-Win Downloads

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Video game industry lobby groups have protested against the proposed digital fairness legislation.

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Video game industry lobby groups have protested against the proposed digital fairness legislation.

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Certain digital objects, such as loot boxes and virtual coins, are in the spotlight we see in a draft of the new EU Digital Equity Act.

The European Commission wants to crack down on gambling-like mechanisms targeting children in computer games. It has now presented a concrete legislative proposal.

Brussels finalises the Digital Fairness Act: Loot boxes disabled by default in minor accounts and manual switch for the rest. The entry Europe prepares to regulate the harmful video game loop boxes was first published in What!.

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telex.hu broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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