Markus “Notch” Persson, the creator of Minecraft, made a rare appearance online on July 7, 2025, and stirred up a heated ...

It all started when YouTuber Daniel Sumpton made a joke about indie developer Pirate Software pushing back hard against the ...

Minecraft creator Notch speaks out in response to the Stop Killing Games Initiative, which aims to improve the preservation ...

久未露面的《我的世界》创始人马库斯·“Notch”·佩尔松突然现身社交平台，针对博主Daniel Sumpton与独立开发商Pirate ...

这一论战不仅仅是关于游戏所有权的讨论，更是对整个游戏生态系统的深刻反思。随着技术的进步，越来越多的游戏开始依赖在线服务与云计算，而这种依赖性使得游戏的存在变得脆弱。在这样的环境下，玩家们的权益如何得到保障，成为了亟待解决的问题。

The original creator of Minecraft, Notch, added his opinion to the discussion around gamer access rights and Stop Killing Games.

Minecraft players might be aware of the Stop Killing Games initiative that has been making rounds on the internet.

Markus "Notch" Persson is once again sharing controversial opinions, but this time it seems like a lot of people agrees with him that the policies for digital ownership is severely flawed.

In December 2024, Jason Hall, known online as PirateSoftware, is a former Blizzard employee turned Twitch streamer who ...

The Stop Killing Games campaign underscores the value of decentralization, open-source game development and community-driven ecosystems that, by their nature, cannot be shut down from above.

60 thoughts on “ Video Game Preservation – Stop Killing Games! ” June says: August 10, 2024 at 5:07 am I mean, this is just licensed software, and revoking licenses is a well tested thing.

The Stop Killing Games campaign began after Ubisoft announced it was shutting down online support for 2014 racing game The Crew due to constraints related to server infrastructure and licensing.