> This is a noble effort, but I think it's time we consider video games to be "events" or "experiences" rather than something you can keep forever. People stil

> This is a noble effort, but I think it's time we consider video games to be "events" or "experiences" rather than something you can keep forever. People still play very old games in emulators. You can find WoW servers not operated by blizzard. While current copyright law might allow companies to sue them to oblivion I do not see why we should just accept this as the reasonable standard. Maybe it is a sign that we should update copyright law. If the publisher does not want to maintain a game anymore why should fans not be allowed to operate their own servers?