1. Regulation of pay-to-win microtransactions and sales of loot boxes in video games (a) Prohibition of pay-to-Win microtransactions and sales of loot boxes in minor-Oriented games (1) Game publishers It is unlawful for a game publisher to publish— (A) a minor-oriented game that includes pay-to-win microtransactions or loot boxes; or (B) an update to an existing minor-oriented game that would enable pay-to-win microtransactions or loot boxes in such game. (2) Digital game distributors It is unlawful for a digital game distributor to distribute— (A) a minor-oriented game that includes pay-to-win microtransactions or loot boxes; or (B) an update to an existing minor-oriented game that would enable pay-to-win microtransactions or loot boxes in such game. (b) Prohibition on publication or distribution of video games containing pay-to-Win microtransactions or purchasing loot boxes where the publisher or distributor has constructive knowledge that any users are under age 18 (1) Game publishers It is unlawful for a game publisher to publish an interactive digital entertainment product that is not a minor-oriented game (or an update to such a product) if— (A) such product or update contains pay-to-win microtransactions or loot boxes; and (B) the publisher has constructive knowledge that any of its users are under the age of 18. (2) Digital game distributors It is unlawful for a digital game distributor to distribute an interactive digital entertainment product that is not a minor-oriented game (or an update to such a product) if— (A) such product or update contains pay-to-win microtransactions or loot boxes