I have a PS2, I own the discs obviously, it was back in the good old days when games had to be finished when they shipped and couldn't be broken messes that "might be fixed later." Even if some of them stil lwere broken messes. I cannot play it anymore because pretty much all modern TVs don't mount the inputs those old cables required. <br><br>The thing still works mind you. So I own the hardware, I own the games, but I can't play them because of modern "advancements" in technology. So I need to jump through hoops to play a game I own, on a system I own.<br><br>Preservation of history, be that digital history or physical history. Is incredibly important to me. I don't care if it was crappy shovelware or a true masterwork of game making prowess. All that matters is that future generations can see it, enjoy it, learn from it, and improve upon it.