Why Piracy Fears are Keeping Some Researchers from Accessing the Games They Needdvdnet62@feddit.nl to Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com – 100 points – 6 months agoign.com4Post a CommentPreviewHotTopNewOldIf this doesn't scream anti-preservation, I don't know what does.They don't want anything preserved, because if it disappears, it can be "remastered" and resold like a brand new game with zero actual input capital.And the remastered was a total disaster, Rockstar Games' worst title was the "The Defective Edition" of GTA: The Trilogy.DMCA is very complicated. Even non-US based institutions had to comply with the law if they want to serve US customers.
If this doesn't scream anti-preservation, I don't know what does.They don't want anything preserved, because if it disappears, it can be "remastered" and resold like a brand new game with zero actual input capital.And the remastered was a total disaster, Rockstar Games' worst title was the "The Defective Edition" of GTA: The Trilogy.
They don't want anything preserved, because if it disappears, it can be "remastered" and resold like a brand new game with zero actual input capital.And the remastered was a total disaster, Rockstar Games' worst title was the "The Defective Edition" of GTA: The Trilogy.
And the remastered was a total disaster, Rockstar Games' worst title was the "The Defective Edition" of GTA: The Trilogy.
DMCA is very complicated. Even non-US based institutions had to comply with the law if they want to serve US customers.
If this doesn't scream anti-preservation, I don't know what does.
They don't want anything preserved, because if it disappears, it can be "remastered" and resold like a brand new game with zero actual input capital.
And the remastered was a total disaster, Rockstar Games' worst title was the "The Defective Edition" of GTA: The Trilogy.
DMCA is very complicated. Even non-US based institutions had to comply with the law if they want to serve US customers.