Ars Live: Ross Scott discusses the Stop Killing Games movement

Video games have a preservation problem: beloved titles become unplayable when their servers shut down, or are delisted from digital storefronts. Ars Technica is hosting a live conversation with Ross Scott, founder of the Stop Killing Games campaign, to discuss potential solutions. The discussion airs on YouTube on August eleventh at two thirty p.m. Eastern Time.

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