https://www.gamersrights.org/ Your Voice. Your Play. Your Rights. en Tue, 14 Jul 2026 01:15:49 GMT https://www.gamersrights.org/gaming-right-to-repair-digital-ownership-battle/ https://www.gamersrights.org/gaming-right-to-repair-digital-ownership-battle/ Millions of American gamers have spent billions of dollars on digital titles, yet a growing body of evidence suggests they may own far less than they believe. From server shutdowns that render purchased games unplayable to DRM systems that lock players out of their own libraries, the gaming industry's ownership model is under scrutiny. Here is what you need to know—and what you can do about it. Gamers Rights Consumer Rights Tue, 14 Jul 2026 01:15:49 GMT https://www.gamersrights.org/loot-box-legislation-tracker-2024-state-guide/ https://www.gamersrights.org/loot-box-legislation-tracker-2024-state-guide/ Loot boxes—the randomized, pay-to-unlock reward systems embedded in dozens of major gaming titles—have drawn increasing scrutiny from lawmakers, consumer advocates, and parents across the United States. As of 2024, a patchwork of state-level efforts is beginning to reshape the regulatory conversation. This guide breaks down where things stand, which states are leading the charge, and precisely how you can make your voice heard. Gamers Rights Legislation & Policy Tue, 14 Jul 2026 01:15:49 GMT https://www.gamersrights.org/digital-game-ownership-vs-subscription-licensing-rights/ https://www.gamersrights.org/digital-game-ownership-vs-subscription-licensing-rights/ Millions of American gamers have built extensive digital libraries without realizing they may own very little of what they have paid for. Subscription services like Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus add another layer of complexity, raising urgent questions about what happens to your access when a service changes, shuts down, or terminates your account. This explainer breaks down the legal distinctions every gamer should understand before spending another dollar. Gamers Rights Know Your Rights Tue, 14 Jul 2026 00:15:57 GMT https://www.gamersrights.org/predatory-monetization-free-to-play-games-gamer-rights/ https://www.gamersrights.org/predatory-monetization-free-to-play-games-gamer-rights/ Free-to-play games promise accessibility, but beneath the surface lie carefully engineered systems designed to extract money from players through psychological pressure and manufactured urgency. From loot boxes to battle pass countdowns, these mechanics disproportionately harm younger players and vulnerable consumers. Here is what every gamer needs to know—and what the industry must be held accountable for. Gamers Rights Consumer Advocacy Tue, 14 Jul 2026 00:15:57 GMT