Loot boxes and the European fight on parallel markets: a bias against online videogames? - The New Federalist
European Commission Set To Introduce New Rules for Loot Boxes in Video Games | GameLuster
Spain Wants Public Input on Loot Boxes as the EU Considers Crackdown - Casino.org
European Union Could Clamp Down on Video Game Loot Boxes - Casino.org
Loot Boxes Labeled "Exploitative" By 18 European Countries
New EU report on tackling loot boxes advises dropping 'gambling' approach – instead suggests game design and consumer protection model - Business News - MCV/DEVELOP
European Parliament votes to crack down on loot boxes and gold farming
20 consumer groups in Europe push for loot box regulations
Spain to start regulating loot boxes, blaming them for causing compulsive and pathological player behavior | Game World Observer
EU Regulators Want to Crack Down on Loot Boxes
Europe is ready to crack down on loot boxes | PCWorld
EU votes for action against loot boxes, addiction | PC Games Insider
20 European Consumer Groups Call for Regulation on Gaming Loot Boxes in EU | iTech Post
18 European countries' consumer groups have joined the fight against loot boxes | VGC
EU Parliament votes to regulate loot boxes — Fragster.com
European Parliament is finally taking action against loot boxes
EU wants to tackle loot boxes and gaming addiction
The EU votes to address loot boxes, gold farming, and gaming addiction | TechSpot
European Commission Set To Introduce New Rules for Loot Boxes in Video Games | GameLuster
Over 20 consumer groups across the EU call for loot box regulation - Inven Global
EU Votes to Officially Investigate Loot Boxes and Microtransactions! | eTeknix
UPDATE: Belgian Gaming Commission Rules that Loot Boxes are Gambling, Wants Europe-Wide Ban – ARCHIVE - The Esports Observer
Loot Boxes Declared Illegal By Belgium; Will Move To Have Them Banned In Europe
Game Over for Loot Boxes? | Fieldfisher
18 European countries rally against video game loot boxes - GamesHub
Overwatch - 11 Loot Boxes (EU) | Switch | CDKeys
Desire, competition, or addiction – why do we buy loot boxes? | PCGamesN
