I’ve dealt with this on a smaller scale, my favorite childhood games from Mac and mobile get abandoned because either they are removed from app stores or new software version just don’t support them.<br><br>One of my favorite mobile games was one called Doors and Rooms, which was a puzzle game with an extremely pretty artstyle. After the serious got countless sequels and then was poorly monetized, support for it was totally stopped and now it has been removed from all stores. The only gameplay walkthroughs online are from over a decade ago and just show later versions that had the horrible money-hungry parts implemented. This means I can never access one of my favorite games or even see videos of it anymore,(reply>), Mobile is such a hostile thing to preservation it's not even funny. A while ago I found out Apple outright removed the iOS version of a game called Burning Monkey Puzzle Lab from the App Store since the developer, Freeverse, closed up shop in 2016 or so. The MacOS X version is available on the Macintosh Garden though, so at least that one is not lost media, but who knows how many mobile games have been now lost to time.