During a recent debate in Strasbourg, France, the European Parliament revisited the 'Stop Killing Games' campaign's petition, which seeks to enhance consumer protections regarding online game server shutdowns. This discussion followed a public hearing held in April and included various politicians voicing their opinions on the matter. The European Commission, represented by Apostolos Tzitzikostas, promised a formal response to the petition before summer, although he noted that they are not yet ready to provide detailed comments. Tzitzikostas emphasized the importance of fair and transparent conditions for gamers, who should receive the digital services they have paid for. MEP Catarina Viera remarked on the lengthy wait for significant European legislation, humorously referencing the anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI. However, concerns were raised by SKG organizer Moritz Katzner, who suggested that the term 'communication' used by Tzitzikostas might imply that the response will not include new laws. Katzner outlined a diversified strategy to ensure the campaign's goals are pursued, regardless of the Commission's forthcoming response. The debate reflects ongoing efforts to address consumer rights in the gaming industry.