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P-8-2017-007527

Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

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    Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

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Official record P-8-2017-007527 from European Union at European Parliament. Dated 6 December 2017. Status: answered.

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Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

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  • Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 8 June 2018

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  • Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 8 June 2018

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  • Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 8 June 2018

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  • Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 8 June 2018

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  • Possible EU legislation to protect consumers from the growing trend of addictive 'pay-to-win' features in video games

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · EN · 8 June 2018

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  • Opportunité de législation européenne visant à protéger les consommateurs face au développement de pratiques addictives de type "pay-to-win" dans les jeux vidéo

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · FR · 8 June 2018

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  • Opportunité de législation européenne visant à protéger les consommateurs face au développement de pratiques addictives de type "pay-to-win" dans les jeux vidéo

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · FR · 8 June 2018

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  • Opportunité de législation européenne visant à protéger les consommateurs face au développement de pratiques addictives de type "pay-to-win" dans les jeux vidéo

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · FR · 8 June 2018

    DownloadOpen at official source

  • Opportunité de législation européenne visant à protéger les consommateurs face au développement de pratiques addictives de type "pay-to-win" dans les jeux vidéo

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · FR · 8 June 2018

    ViewDownloadOpen at official source

  • Opportunité de législation européenne visant à protéger les consommateurs face au développement de pratiques addictives de type "pay-to-win" dans les jeux vidéo

    QUESTION_WRITTEN_PRIORITY · FR · 8 June 2018

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    QUESTION_WRITTEN_ANSWER · 12 February 2018

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