Deine Spiele verschwinden und das ist rechtens
In 2024, Ubisoft shut down The Crew—a game that millions of people had paid for. Not just deactivated, not just restricted. Deleted. Forever. What happened next is the wildest story the gaming world has seen in years: A YouTuber named Ross Scott started a movement, collected 1.3 million signatures across the EU, and in April 2026 actually sat before the European Commission to advocate for your right to your own games. In this video, I’ll tell you the whole story behind Stop Killing Games—from The Crew to Pirate Software to the European Parliament. And I’ll share my thoughts on it.
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