It’d be interesting to see your thoughts on the recent mobile games that have been getting shut down because that’s only bound to get worse as well. I’ve been thinking about this more with the amount of games being released unfinished because as far as I know the only version of a game on a physical disc is technically the original version before updates and patches. It’ll be a headache for preservation if we reach a point in history where servers start getting shut and we might see dozens of unplayable games because they were released broken. Then that draws up the issue of what versions of the game should be preserved i.e. people have done a wonderful job making backups of Minecraft for anyone who wants to experience the game as it was in 2009 or 2012, but can we do the same with something like GTA Online? Like hell the PS4 itself is on V6.0 but some gaming historians might be forever locked onto V1.0 if Sony shuts off access to the update files. The worst we have seen so far is losing access to digital stores yet I don’t doubt that with time more companies will drop server support altogether. I could be mistaken I don’t know:) <br><br>Copyright in The States is antiquated and at the least we could use some better legislation for digital rights. Maybe we need a National “Server” that acts as a backup when files start becoming unavailable. I imagine companies like Microsoft and Sony will be here for awhile and I think game developers could transfer digital rights to their servers so we still have access to the files.