On the one hand, I do agree that this is absolutely insane and an indicator that DMCA needs serious reformation. But at the risk of causing outrage, let me pla

On the one hand, I do agree that this is absolutely insane and an indicator that DMCA needs serious reformation. But at the risk of causing outrage, let me play devil's advocate. To me, this is like spending years building a small model version of a Saturn V rocket to painstaking detail and then not being able to distribute it publicly. You just spent years on a hobby with little extrinsic value. What could you expect from spending so much time and energy on porting a video game created by a company that isn't owned by you onto a platform that isn't owned by you?