It would show a lot of good will for gamer makers to release their games for free after say 5 years and completely release them after 10-15.<br>But they don't need or really want good will. People continue to throw money at games that haven't changed in nearly a decade (or changed for the *better*, rather).<br><br>Then we can get into copyright nonsense for the music used in the game or the assets or whatever else, but the truth is there's no "good guys" left. They've all been acquired by other companies or public stockholders because gaming is no longer about fun.<br><br>I'm not saying companies of the past were selfless beings, but it doesn't look like a single one cares anymore.