EU consumer authorities have targeted ten video games, including Minecraft and Candy Crush, for their practices related to in-game virtual currencies. The investigations focus on pricing tactics and spending incentive mechanisms that could be misleading for consumers. The European Union is thus intensifying its surveillance of the video game market and microtransactions.
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