Representatives from video game publisher Electronic Arts (EA) and Fortnite’s developer Epic Games were in front of the U.K. Parliament this week to defend the use of loot boxes in their games, and to say things in the room got a little tense is putting it lightly.
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At U.K. Parliament Hearing, Electronic Arts Says Its Loot Boxes Aren’t Loot Boxes
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Gaming Giant EA Outlines New Disclosure Guidelines For Content Creators
Creators must include an audio message or clearly visible watermark at the start of any branded clips denoting that they’ve been supported or sponsored.
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