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And? I'm sure Right-to-repair has far more costs and that got passed. When you buy something, you own it. If nintendo doesn't want to pay for hosting anymore,
by Zuiii 3y ago
And? I'm sure Right-to-repair has far more costs and that got passed.
When you buy something, you own it. If nintendo doesn't want to pay for hosting anymore, the ethical thing would be to dump the server code and the levels so that players can host the servers themselves.
Given how nintendo, activision, and other publishers have been acting the past decade, I really think its time for a Right-to-play law.
- CaptainFever 3y agoConcretely, I think this sounds like a combination between AGPL-like "server must have source code" and the data portability law in the GDPR.