When I was younger there was a similar problem with an online game that had the official servers shut down after a few years of operation. The community at the

When I was younger there was a similar problem with an online game that had the official servers shut down after a few years of operation. The community at the time resorted to using a Kali Net hack to play. Luckily the server software was written by Dan Kegel and was open source http://kegel.com/anet/ http://kegel.com/anet/ After a little coaxing to get it running on 64 bit I managed to get it running and the community could finally play for another few years..until that server died and this time it was me who didn't have the time/interest to fix it again. Then it sort of died for good. I wonder if there is an opportunity to provide a service/servers for legacy games so that every time the nostalgia hits a gamer he can come play online.