Mexican lawmakers propose digital game ownership consumer rights bill

Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas, head of the Mexican Senate's Digital Rights Commission, and federal deputy Iraís Reyes have proposed legislation requiring companies to clarify whether buyers get a product or a licence, preserve access to games after servers shut down, and maintain a Mexican business address for consumer support.

• Companies would have to clarify if buyers get a product or a licence
• The initiative seeks digital preservation after servers are shut down
• Digital sellers would need a Mexican business address for support
• Colosio and Reyes earlier filed an antitrust complaint against Sony