A new legislative proposal in New York aims to extend the playable lifespan of video games by addressing repair and modification restrictions. The bill targets manufacturers that impose unnecessary limitations on game consoles, potentially forcing them to allow third-party repairs and software modifications. Supporters argue this could reduce electronic waste and give consumers more control over their gaming devices. Critics, however, warn it may conflict with existing copyright and warranty protections.
New York Rep Introduces Bill That Could Keep Games Playable for Longer PCMag
