@Pyrosa: That0s a good question.

Classic music if free of copyrights, but the ones playing could have an agreement like the one you mention.

Would love to have that game on the list.

@blankfaced: Indeed.

I was bornt in 1980, and depending on the website I'm Millenial or Gen X. It changes all the time from one web to another.

Surprising that the current situation, the competition, the accessibility of the movie and market trends do not come to his mind before blaming people.

It's like when Gearbox blamed players for "not understanding" Colonial Marines.

Cott: your movie is great and scial media is garbage, yes. but you made a movie that is not for the masses. That's it.

@naryanrobinson: Less people would click I guess.

@VampireLord123: It's know that each dev has a different deal, like in Steam or Netflix. Both MS and specific dev talked about this.

Don't make s*it up.

@Thanatos2k: dude. Aren't you tired of always coming with the same rants, man? How many years has it been?

Do you enjoy games at all anymore?

Think about it. Seriously.

A rumor from a guy that doesn't even call it "Far Cry 7". You did that, Eddie.

There, have my click. As soon as I saw you name on the article I knew this was the whole point.

@sippio: You got it wrong there; this guy made hacks for current consoles and made a PROFIT out of it. This has nothing to with game preservation or accessing older games; it's about a guy making millions with that idea.

Nobody remembers these games anymore. A shame, since they are far from being bad.