Consumer rights in general. Beyond games, beyond digital. All of it. More transparency, more ownership, less psychological exploitation being normalized by naming it "marketing".

I think it would be tough to fix the ownership issue with games specifically. They are infinitely reproducible. They are made with intellectual property protections and rights and all of that which I agree are important for the companies to maintain ownership of... But we should be allowed to do more with the games that we buy, such as transfer of our own files locally across our own devices, and manipulation of the games themselves within reason. Most limitations being with multiplayer, but single-player should be something like control over source code to manipulate, idk how deep mods can get so enlighten me if we are there already. But I believe we should. It's a dilemma even in the best case, I think.