Copyright’s explicit purpose is to give the public new works. You can’t “unpublish.” Once it’s out there, it’s ours, and you are entitled to money… or not.
This is a bad precedent for games preservation. Just because you or I might not like the game doesn’t meant they should not be preserved and remain available for future players.
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i actually read the article. Seems entirely noncontroversial and that the company is going about it decently and not screwing over it’s players.
How will people constantly turn the same direction now?
Think I can’t steer left better than you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC9Zi1Fpq1Y
Copyright’s explicit purpose is to give the public new works. You can’t “unpublish.” Once it’s out there, it’s ours, and you are entitled to money… or not.
NASCAR has chosen not.
Take everything freely.
Can NASCAR die off too? That’d be so great if we could just stop the madness.
how many people have to die from hurricanes and heat waves before these idiots realize they’re celebrating the fucking problem.
and coal rollers, holy shit, these assholes
This is a bad precedent for games preservation. Just because you or I might not like the game doesn’t meant they should not be preserved and remain available for future players.
DAYTONAAAAAAAAAAA
I don’t think I’ve met a single person that played a Daytona game and I live in the south.