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Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony say they will require game publishers to disclose the odds of receiving types of in-game items from loot boxes starting in 2020

Makena Kelly / The Verge :

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  • @kellymakena Makena Kelly on x
    Here's @SenatorHassan responding to the news today that the top three console manufacturers would be requiring loot box drop rate disclosures. Her letter to the FTC prompted the workshop where this news was announced today. https://www.theverge.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @harrymccracken Harry McCracken on x
    I liked videogames so much more before they became a form of gambling. https://www.theverge.com/...
  • @tonyromm Tony Romm on x
    area company learns it's maybe a good idea to do stuff different when the feds come knocking https://twitter.com/...
  • @db DadBod on x
    Good. Consumers need to know the reality of being able to get an item rather than possibly sinking in endless money not knowing if there's an end in sight. https://twitter.com/...