美国众议院议员里奇·托雷斯宣布推出《玩家权益法案》，该立法旨在通过联邦贸易委员会的规则制定来保护消费者对已购视频游戏的所有权。1 托雷斯议员主张"当你为游戏付费时，你应该拥有它"，而非仅获得使用许可。1
根据该法案的核心条款，消费者购买游戏应当获得完全所有权而非许可证。1 此外，游戏公司在关闭在线服务器前必须提供离线模式，防止消费者因公司运营决策而失去已购游戏的访问权。1 法案以《NBA 2K25》为例——该游戏标准版售价69.99美元、全明星版售价99.99美元，发布两年后将于10月30日下架，12月31日关闭服务器，这将导致消费者无法继续使用已购游戏。1
U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres of New York's 15th district has announced the "Power To The Players Act," legislation designed to protect consumers' ownership of purchased video games.1 The proposed bill would require the Federal Trade Commission to establish rules ensuring that buying a game constitutes ownership rather than a limited license, addressing concerns that players lose access to titles when publishers shut down online servers.1
Under the bill's framework, game companies would be obligated to provide offline modes before discontinuing online services, preventing consumers from losing their investment due to corporate decisions.1 Torres emphasized this principle, stating that "When you pay for a game, you should own it."1 The legislation points to real-world examples such as NBA 2K25, which costs $69.99 for the standard edition or $99.99 for the All-Star edition and becomes delisted from digital storefronts two years after release, with servers scheduled to shut down on October 30 and December 31 respectively.1
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