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Dec 2, 2014
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  1. PC Gamer

    France's 'leading consumer association,' backed by Stop Killing Games, sues Ubisoft over The Crew shutdown

    French consumer group UFC-Que Choisir, with support from the Stop Killing Games initiative, has filed a lawsuit against Ubisoft over the 2024 shutdown of the racing game The Crew. An announcement on the UFC-Que Choisir ( Google translated ) says Ubisoft's decision to close the ga

  2. PC Gamer

    Resurrected racer The Crew Unlimited swerves to avoid yet another death, as its curators issue 'one of the most important updates we've ever released'

    Open world online racer The Crew was recently resurrected by a team of enthusiast developers after its original developer Ubisoft wrote it off last year. But it turns out The Crew Unlimited was on course to return to the scrapyard relatively soon, had its new pit crew not nixed a

  3. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Having resurrected The Crew, devs behind fan revival project are now working on a big mod to restore the racer to "greatness"

    Earlier this month, fan-made revival project The Crew Unlimited , brought Ubisoft's decommissioned racer The Crew back to life in server emulated PC form. Now, its devs have put out an update outlining a couple of things they're working on to try and take things to the next level

  4. PCGamesN

    Fan-made The Crew revival won't fix games "from shady sources," so don't ask

    You've got to hand it to the developers behind The Crew Unlimited. They are doing what Ubisoft refused to, and supporting the always-online racer for players who bought it. Ubisoft decided to turn the servers off last year, rendering the game completely unplayable, despite the fa

  5. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Freshly released The Crew fan revival gets early fixes, devs say they aren't responsible for issues caused by game files from "shady sources"

    The Crew Unlimited , a fan project making Ubisoft racer The Crew playable again following its unceremonious shutdown last year, released yesterday, September 15th. There's been some early issues to rectify, with the developers having put out two hotfixes already and emphasised th

  6. PC Gamer

    Mad-lad fans have revived The Crew after Ubisoft killed it: 'No one will ever be able to take this away from you now'

    I'll be honest, I never really understood all the ardour for The Crew, but that's no criticism. There are plenty of games (hello, Mafia 3) that I love to the absolute bafflement of my friends and loved ones, and I'd be very sad if they got taken away. So even if I don't know what

  7. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Despite fakery concerns, Stop Destroying Videogames campaign claim "around 97%" of their signatures are valid so far

    There's a fresh update from the organisers of the Stop Destroying Videogames citizens' initiative , that being the petition asking EU lawmakers to look into the issue of publishers rendering online games unplayable when servers are switched off . Despite some concerns on their pa

  8. PC Gamer

    The Crew is set to spring back to life as fan-made server emulator project prepares to launch later this month

    The Crew, the Ubisoft street racing game that met an unfortunate end in 2024, may live again. The Crew Unlimited, a fan-made effort to revive the game through a "custom server emulator," says the work is just about complete and will be ready to launch on September 15... Read more

  9. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Fan-made The Crew revival gets a release date, a year and a bit on from the Ubisoft racer's controversial shutdown

    The developers behind The Crew Unlimited, a community project that aims to make Ubisoft racer The Crew playable again following its unceremonious shutdown last year, have announced a release date. If you need a bit of a refresher, Ubisoft's decision to take The Crew's servers off

  10. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    With Stop Killing Games-supported EU petition now closed, the campaign's loudest voice reckons it's "done about as well as is humanly possible"

    The Stop Destroying Videogames citizens' initiative , the petition asking EU lawmakers to look into the issue of publishers rendering online games unplayable when official support runs its course , hit its deadline at the end of last month looking like it'd amassed more than enou

  11. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Campaign asking EU to stop publishers "destroying" online games hit by anonymous transparency complaint

    The Stop Destroying Videogames citizens' initiative, the EU petition that's part of the Stop Killing Games campaign, has had an anonymous transparency complaint filed against it. That's according to Ross Scott, the YouTuber who's become the figurehead of Stop Killing Games , whic

  12. PC Gamer

    Ubisoft CEO responds to the Stop Killing Games petition, stating the publisher is 'working on' improving its approach to end-of-life support, but that 'nothing is eternal'

    Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has addressed the Stop Killing Games consumer rights campaign, stating that end-of-life support for old online games 'a far reaching issue' that the publisher is 'working on' but that 'nothing is eternal' when it comes to videogame services... Read more

  13. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Stop Killing Games' EU petition hits a million signatures, but "a significant number" could be fake

    The Stop Killing Games campaign's petition to the European Commission has hit a major milestone, surpassing a million signatures. However, the YouTuber behind this effort to stop companies from rendering games unplayable by shutting down their servers is still asking for more fol

  14. PC Gamer

    Ubisoft's defense against The Crew lawsuit doubles down on a point we've heard many times before: You don't actually own your games

    Ubisoft felt bad enough about killing The Crew in 2024 that it promised to never, ever do it again —in The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest, at least. But it doesn't feel so bad that it's willing to admit it actually did anything wrong: In response to a proposed class action lawsuit

  15. VG247

    Ubisoft argues The Crew players should've realised they weren't paying for "unfettered ownership" of a game and whips out the phrase "inactionable puffery" about some words on a box

    A response from Ubisoft and its lawyers to the claims of an ongoing lawsuit a number of The Crew players affected by the game's shutdown has surfaced, and it's an interesting read, if pretty depressing if you're still under the illusion that you actually own any of the games you'

  16. Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    You never owned the game, insist Ubisoft to The Crew players that are suing the publisher

    Ubisoft's lawyers have responded to a legal action from players of defunct racing game The Crew by insisting that those players never owned the game in the first place. The players made their lawsuit to complain about the game being made unplayable when servers were shut down las

  17. PCGamesN

    New petition that asks devs to "stop destroying games" has over 400k signatures

    A new European Citizens' Initiative, entitled 'Stop Destroying Video Games,' has accumulated over 400,000 signatures and counting. The online petition calls for publishers to ensure that games are left in a playable state when they shut down support. The Crew was left completely

  18. PC Gamer

    Proposed class action lawsuit claims The Crew players were 'duped', bizarrely comparing the game shutting down to Ubisoft breaking into your house and stealing parts of a pinball machine

    Two Californians are suing Ubisoft over fraud, and several other complaints, due to the publisher's shutdown of The Crew in April, which left players unable to access even the singleplayer portion of this online-only racing game. While the lawsuit (spotted by Polygon ) only inclu

  19. PC Gamer

    New California law inspired by Ubisoft and Sony requires retailers to warn consumers that the digital games they buy can be taken away at any time

    new California law set to come into effect in 2025 will make it illegal for sellers to use terms like "buy" or "purchase" in relation to digital goods—movies, books, and of course videogames—unless they provide a "clear and conspicuous" warning to consumers that those goods could

  20. PC Gamer

    After eating it for killing The Crew, Ubisoft promises to bring offline support to The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest

    Perhaps still stinging from the unexpectedly ferocious reaction to its decision to bring The Crew to a sudden, unwanted stop, Ubisoft announced today that offline modes are being developed for The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest... Read more.