How would Stop Killing Games affect a game that was free to play? For example, Super Mario Bros. 35 is a game that was free to download on the Nintendo Switch. Now you can't play it anymore, but I didn't lose any money on it because it was free, unless you count the cost of Nintendo Switch Online. And another one, Dr. Mario World, was a free mobile game by Nintendo for smartphones you didn't need to buy Nintendo Switch Online. How will SKG affect games like these? How will they affect mobile apps, and what even classifies an app as a game?

>>714283656
Wow, you can play Super Mario 35 still? Please show me how!