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This. SKG is challenging the legal grey area game companies are exploiting by selling the game as a "good" when in actual fact it's closer to a service, only you aren't told that or how long the service lasts. When you buy a good, you expect to keep it; when you buy a service, you expect it to end eventually (like a concert – you don't get to keep that). Online only games that get shut down are neither, and the EULA saying "we can shut down whenever we want" Ross is arguing is a consumer rights violation, at least in the eyes of EU parliament, which is why it's being fought there and not the US.

Picrel, now it's a /g/ thread.