EU Investigates Minecraft, Candy Crush and others Over In-Game Currency
EU consumer authorities opened action on 30 September against nine video games companies over how they sell in-game currency, with Activision Blizzard UK investigated separately. Eleven games
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October 1, 2026
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EU consumer authorities opened action on 30 September against nine video games companies over how they sell in-game currency, with Activision Blizzard UK investigated separately. Eleven games are in scope, Minecraft and Candy Crush Saga among them.
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