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Video Games Europe is a corporate lobbying group founded in [insert date here] and based within Belgium. The group consists of members solely from major corporate gaming media publishers, such as [[Electronic Arts]], [[Ubisoft]], [[Activision]], [[Nintendo]], and more. | |||
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=== Statement against Stop Killing Games - July 2025<!-- Needs more elaboration here, may be ideal to fully rewrite the whole section --> === | |||
In July 2025, the group made a statement speaking against the ongoing [[Stop Killing Games]] movement lead by Ross Scott. One of the reasons given was because it would make game development "too expensive". | |||
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Video Games Europe is a corporate lobbying group founded in [insert date here] and based within Belgium. The group consists of members solely from major corporate gaming media publishers, such as Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Activision, Nintendo, and more.
Background[edit | edit source]
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Incidents[edit | edit source]
Statement against Stop Killing Games - July 2025[edit | edit source]
In July 2025, the group made a statement speaking against the ongoing Stop Killing Games movement lead by Ross Scott. One of the reasons given was because it would make game development "too expensive".