The European Commission has unveiled a draft of the proposed EU KIDS Act. Although the most contentious provisions—such as banning children under the age of 13 and imposing restrictions on those under 15—are aimed specifically at social networks and video-sharing platforms, other aspects of the proposal would extend to online gaming. Should the legislation pass, it would impact all online games available in EU markets, imposing major limitations on standard online functionalities. The scope of the regulation is notably extensive, potentially including everything from Roblox to the multiplayer features of traditional disc-based games. An initial analysis is available.
The "divorce" between Kojima Productions and PlayStation has raised many questions, including whether a corporation can simultaneously act as a patron for independent creators and operate according to the rules of large public businesses. Today, we will trace the transformation of Sony's strategy, which over several years has radically changed its decision-making system and approach to investment and capital management