Zoom Platform and retro titles like GTA and Duke Nukem are at risk, following Steam games ban

[Redaktion]

Often viewed as an alternative to GOG, Zoom Platform sells popular DRM-free retro games. After the controversial bans of Itch.io and Steam games, payment processors now have concerns about the marketplace. In response, Zoom Platform is introducing two-factor authentication and digital wallets.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Zoom-Platform-and-retro-titles-like-GTA-and-Duke-Nukem-are-at-risk-following-Steam-games-ban.1078883.0.html

[Hurgle Durgle]

Yes, Visa and MasterCard will attack the biggest game series ever in an attempt to protect their reputation. Also, I have swamp land in Florida I want to sell you. There's no indication this will happen other than some literal who from Zoom (which I just heard of because of this) going "DURR IT COULD HAPPEN MAYBE."
Games "journalists" are jokes.

[Worgarthe]

Louis Rossmann did a great vid (mentioned Notebookcheck too, hehe) 12 hours ago about this very matter: VISA, Steam, financial censorship, and the lesson you need to learn from these Australian activists