'Stop Killing Games' Movement Gains Support from Big Time Influencer and Gaming Industry Veteran

'Stop Killing Games' Movement Gains Support from Big Time Influencer and Gaming Industry Veteran

The Stop Killing Games campaign is picking up serious momentum as two of the biggest voices in gaming—YouTube titan PewDiePie and former World of Warcraft team lead Mark Kern (aka Grummz)—publicly threw their support behind the growing global effort. The post ‘Stop Killing Games’ Movement Gains Support from Big Time Influencer and Gaming Industry Veteran appeared first on That Park Place.

Stop Killing Games Progress Tracker

Follow the Stop Killing Games movement in real time. Monitor live signature counts, growth rate trends, and estimated finish time. Stay informed and join the push to protect digital game access and ownership rights.

Spectator Mode Podcast Episode 192 – Xbox has a meltdown & the Stop Killing Games movement

In Episode 192 of the Spectator Mode Podcast, the crew dives into a mix of gaming chatter, tech talk, and a dash of nostalgia. We kick things off with what we’ve been playing and watching lately before moving into a bizarre discussion on putting electronics into confined spaces while they’re still powered on. We then [...] The post Spectator Mode Podcast Episode 192 – Xbox has a meltdown & the Stop Killing Games movement first appeared on The Ou…

'Stop Killing Games' Movement Explained And Why PewDiePie Endorsed It

PewDiePie's endorsement of a movement which seeks to stop publishers from destroying games they've already sold to customers may give it the traction it needs to change laws in the UK and EU. The Swedish YouTuber, best known for his gaming videos, strongly encouraged fans to 'sign the petition.' 'In the comments, I've seen some of you mention "stop killing games" and I want to say: I 100% support this movement,' he wrote in a post on his YouTube…

PewDiePie backs 'Stop Killing Games' campaign as petition deadline nears

Key pointsPewDiePie has endorsed the Stop Killing Games movement, urging fans to sign the petition.The campaign, launched by Ross Scott, aims to protect digital ownership of video games.Petition calls for legislation in the UK and EU to prevent publishers from disabling purchased games.The campaign has faced challenges gaining visibility, despite support from other creators.With the petition closing in July 2025, PewDiePie’s support may provide …