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'Retake control!' of... video games: French presidential hopeful

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'Retake control!' of... video games: French presidential hopeful
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French politician Jean-Luc Melenchon is campaigning against the shift to digital-only video games, arguing it threatens consumer property rights and cultural heritage. This follows Sony's announcement to phase out physical game discs by 2028.

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The transition to digital-only media raises significant questions about digital ownership, the longevity of cultural products, and the power of corporations to revoke access to purchased content.

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France’s hard-left presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Melenchon, who supports nationalising basic services, came out strongly Friday in favour of property rights… to video games.

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The article reports on a political stance regarding consumer rights without taking a side, though it highlights the concerns of gamers.

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