The ethics of delisting: Why removing a game from stores can be unfair to players
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The ethics of delisting: Why removing a game from stores can be unfair to players

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2026-02-12
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Delisting isn’t just business — it can erase purchases, careers, and cultural history. Learn how fair compensation, preservation, and policy can protect players.

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