Representative Ritchie Torres wants the FTC to establish regulations ensuring you can play the games you've purchased.

Representative Ritchie Torres will introduce the Power to the Players Act bill, which essentially grants players ownership of their digital games.

The Power To The Players Act would require the FTC to treat digital game purchases as owned property, not revocable licenses.

Interactive Digital Software Association head Doug Lowenstein said the request was “just more of the same” after two previous reports from the commission, which generally praised the video game ...

Rep. Ritchie Torres plans the Power To The Players Act, asking the FTC to give game buyers ownership, offline modes after ...

Two advocacy groups focused on child safety are asking the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Roblox’s game mechanics, which they claim coerce kids into spending unreasonable amounts of money on ...

Legislation demanding that digital game buyers be granted true ownership rather than revocable licenses to play has been ...

The refunds come after Epic Games was revealed to have been ‘tricking’ players into making unwanted purchases.

The company paid popular YouTubers to produce game reviews of their product Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor. The FTC was not satisfied that these reviewers properly declared their arrangement with ...