ISSN 0042-6229
Vol. 71, Issue 3, 2026September 08, 2026 EDT
Ending Randomized Outcomes: Using Consumer Protection Laws to Regulate Video Game Loot Boxes and Monetization Practices that Target Children
Ending Randomized Outcomes: Using Consumer Protection Laws to Regulate Video Game Loot Boxes and Monetization Practices that Target Children
Dennis Reilly,
Consumer ProtectionLoot BoxesMicrotransactionsGame MonetizationAddictionFTCFTC ACTVideo GameRegulation
Articles in Vol. 71, Issue 3, 2026
Vol. 71, Issue 3, 2026
- Grounded: How DOJ Merger Analysis Left Consumers StrandedDeja GrahamChristine P. Bartholomew
- The Past, Present, and Likely Future of Shareholder ArbitrationMohsen Manesh
- Agents, Inc.Kevin Werbach
- Highway Robbery: The Eleventh Circuit Correctly Finds FBAR Willful-Violation Penalties Subject to the Eighth Amendment in _United States v. Schwarzbaum_Claire Borland
- Video Killed the Privacy Star: How the Sixth Circuit's Cabined Interpretation of "Consumer" in _Salazar v. Paramount Global_ Risks Gutting the VPPA's Privacy ProtectionsNadine Fernando
- Ending Randomized Outcomes: Using Consumer Protection Laws to Regulate Video Game Loot Boxes and Monetization Practices that Target ChildrenDennis Reilly
Dennis Reilly, Ending Randomized Outcomes: Using Consumer Protection Laws to Regulate Video Game Loot Boxes and Monetization Practices That Target Children, 71 Villanova Law Review 713 (2026).