The 'Stop Killing Games' initiative, a campaign advocating for the preservation of access to online games and opposing their permanent shutdown by publishers, has surpassed one million signatures. The movement represents a notable milestone for video game preservation advocates. However, concerns have been raised about a potential signature spoofing campaign, with clarifications that the initiative is part of a government process rather than a traditional petition. The campaign has attracted widespread attention, including notable projects and figures within the gaming community, reflecting growing interest in video game consumer rights, particularly in Europe.