Video Games Europe, an industry lobby group, is now lobbying against the Stop Killing Games movement. I think we're stirring up the hive.Link to European Ci...
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a reminder of who Video Games Europe is lobbied by:
Epic Games
Electronic Arts
Activision
Embracer (European)
Microsoft
Nintendo
Sony Interactive Entertainment
Take 2
Ubisoft
Bandai Namco Entertainment
Square Enix
In short: The shittiest mfers in gaming industry.
Nor European
Ubisoft and Embracer are, but they’re still shitty.
Corpo rats gonna corpo rat.
Suck an entire bag of hickory smoked goat anus, corpo scum!
Bro when did they come out with Hickory?
Ah, sorry, it was discontinued 12 years ago, but I kept one sack festering in the basement for just such an occasion as this.
You lucky bugger
Amen!
How you been cuz?
Fighting the class war one shit post at a time as always.
these corpos won’t get fucked on their own. So much work to be done!
Good to see you are doing your part 🫡
✊ the struggle is real fam
“We welcome the opportunity to discuss our position with policy makers…” OR “We welcome the opportunity to spend more money lobbying regulators than any one of us would ever have to spend on any number of titles to satisfy the goals of this initiative.”