EU regulators launch probe into game developers over in-game currency practices
The European Consumer Protection Cooperation (CPC) network is investigating nine gaming companies, including Mojang, Supercell, and Ubisoft, regarding the sale of in-game currencies. The probe focuses on price transparency, hidden costs, and consumer rights, following guidelines published by the EU in March 2025. A separate investigation into Activision Blizzard is also underway, covering data collection and marketing practices.
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