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Message: [QUOTE="_oBSOLEte_, post: 189723, member: 39353"] Humanity and civilization began with the preservation of data. There's no debate about it, it's an atavistic behavior to transmit knowledge from generation to generation. That's a principle of life itself. Discussing here about the morality of copying software and piracy looks just like a concern troll. They expressed their interest about the initiative *themselves* in the first place. Only to back out in the end. Most likely the old guard got replaced and the relationships they cultivate now and that you talk about put them in a position where they're not able to fulfill the preservation mission they spend so much to advertise. As a long time user of the platform I can be a pragmatic consumer and see now that their marketing is bullshit. As for the "writing on the wall" of Stop Killing Games success, you might precise your thought a bit, because I don't know where you got that. 500k people already signed in would disagree. They're doing pretty much the opposite and replaced ISO links on abandonware sites with advertisement links. I plan to play Phantasmagoria 2 next. Game released in 1996 on DOS and Win95. All the videos in the DOS version are downscaled from 16bit depth color to 256, and that downgrade is the only version distributed nowadays. I will create a thread about installing Win95 on RetroArch DOSBox-Pure, I already got a guide about running Win98 but the original installer wont work there. [/QUOTE]

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