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A new petition filed with the Canadian government has over 3,000 signatures.
It calls for companies to leave games in a fully functional state and remove any mandatory online requirements once a game reaches its end of life.
The issue has been brewing for years , but it likely reached a tipping point last month after Ubisoft discontinued support for the online racer The Crew .
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