And why should they? Did the games suddenly have new bugs? Are the game companies going to get more money for basically porting to a new OS? People here compla

And why should they? Did the games suddenly have new bugs? Are the game companies going to get more money for basically porting to a new OS? People here complain about software subscription models, but then also like to complain about OS's that maintain backwards compatibility. I mean someone has to pay for engineers to spend their days keeping up with all that frequently pointless churn. Why would a game that works perfectly well with a 32-bit address space need 64 bits? There isn't any reason for old programs to suddenly stop working because someone in the OS/library chain was to lazy to provide backwards compatible ABIs.