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Video Game History Foundation calls on the ESA to find a way to ‘legally preserve’ digital-only games for research

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The Video Game History Foundation calls on the ESA to offer "meaningful solutions" for preserving digital-only games
Rock Paper Shotgun Jul 2, 16:11 UTC

The Video Game History Foundation calls on the ESA to offer "meaningful solutions" for preserving digital-only games

While it's not really all that relevant to us PC lot, you've still probably heard word from Sony " How To Lend Games To Your Friends " PlayStation about them no longer printing new games to discs come 2028 . It's awful for a whole host of r…

Timeextension Jul 2, 13:30 UTC

The Video Game History Foundation Wants "Meaningful Solutions" From The ESA For "Preserving Digital-Only Content"

"We have attempted to work with the industry's trade organisation to find a legal path". Yesterday, PlayStation hit fans with a double whammy of bad news, revealing that it would not only stop producing disc versions of its games by 2028 bu…

Video Games Chronicle Jul 2, 08:51 UTC

Video Game History Foundation calls on the ESA to find a way to ‘legally preserve’ digital-only games for research

"Asking museums to download a copy of GTA 6 and hope it'll run in 50 years is not a solution"