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70% of games that require internet get destroyed
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Capitalism did it with film too. Priceless records destroyed so they could save a buck. Films from that age lost forever.
Games luckily are insured against the kind of physical degradation of a reel of film. But there's a parallel within modern history for what's going on.
And with games it gets extra funny because playing old games requires you to learn how they work which teaches you that valuable non-app computer experience they claim kids need while jamming an iPad into every hand.
So uh "learn to code" or whatever. Dumbass system. Glad people are trying to save digital media.
This is one reason Tetris will never truly die. It was simple enough to implement on an Elektronika 60 as a test program. Even a relatively inexperienced programmer can create it from scratch just by knowing the game's rules.