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Stop Killing Games Gains Momentum After Bill Passes California State Assembly Vote

The Stop Killing Games movement has reached yet another major milestone after the California State Assembly passed a bill protecting games from being pulled offline.

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Stop Killing Games Gains Momentum After Bill Passes California State Assembly Vote
The Stop Killing Games movement has reached yet another major milestone after the California State Assembly passed a bill protecting games from being pulled offline.
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