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Message: [QUOTE="Ikagura, post: 184646, member: 6930"] If you really wanted a cracked copy of the game there are always sites outside of Abandonware. As I said before the term Abandonware has little to no legal value outside of the fact the game's studio has closed off. The license is still applicable even for product that are no longer sold. The fact that the game is available both officially and legally is what's important at the end of the day since Abandonware could get shut down at any moments if there's a company buying the rights and asking them to stop sharing their product. Hurting preservation would be more like buying the rights and not making the game legally available anymore so that you cannot buy it. You can buy a product ergo the product is available and preserved. You're only bothered that you need to pay for it. [/QUOTE]

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