As an old man, this is exactly what I saw happening as soon as it happened. Stealing your nostaligia out from under you bc you didn't have an option, and didn't care, because you were young. These games are dead forever and no one cares. It's one of the reasons there is a movement to "pirate" the games you own. So they can't be stolen from you.,(reply>), @Greg Huffman Agreed. What I find sad, is that a lot of studios don't even allow me to pay them for an archival copy :(,(reply>), @Point Vector Yes.  And keep those versions on local drives.  Physical media will eventually decay.  If you spread digital local copies far and wide, we can save film (and other art).  Fuck anyone that says piracy is destructive to film art.  They are just playing into the hands of the people who want to control the stream.  I don't mind movies being digital as long as the fans have their own digital archives.,(reply>), @Greg Huffman Reminds me of what Harmy did to Star Wars. :),(reply>), i advocate also pirating movies so the streamers cant alter them and edit them. Keep a local digital copy and make copies onto other external usb sticks and hds.,(reply>), @Judith Flow So true. Granted i was impatient but i was equally excited to when i had like a 3 disc game to install and i couldnt wait as the progress inched ever so forward till the end and i could get to play the game. Also all the cool box art and collectors editions( i mean these were more plentiful) and also steelcases. I still keep my Bioshock infinite ps3 collectors edition stuff till this day.