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European Commission targets major game makers over in-game currencies

Original: European Commission Calls Out Riot, Activision, Mojang, and More Over In-Game Currency and Transactions

The European Commission has publicly called out Riot Games, Activision, Mojang and other video game companies over how they handle in-game currencies and transactions. The move signals growing regulatory scrutiny of virtual currency practices in games, including pricing transparency and consumer protection concerns for players, and puts major publishers on notice about potential EU action.

Why now: EU regulators are increasing pressure on the gaming industry over consumer protection in in-game purchases.

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• European Commission Calls Out Riot, Activision, Mojang, and More Over In-Game Currency and Transactions · IGN Nordic
• European Commission Calls Out Riot, Activision, Mojang, and More Over In-Game Currency and Transactions · IGN

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