Not a graphics guy so I have nothing beyond that Tracy is cool, but I think this is a good argument for open sourcing games when they've reached a certain age.

Not a graphics guy so I have nothing beyond that Tracy is cool, but I think this is a good argument for open sourcing games when they've reached a certain age. I'm 20, so not that old, and I do load up and old game just to be a bit nostalgic sometimes, will I be able to do that when I'm 40 or 50? It's easy to think that the answer is yes because you can get emulators for games from the past, but games now have so many moving parts (and DRM unfortunately).