But we as a society should not just accept that more and more of a shared culture is controlled by corporations and lost when they don't deem it profitable to keep it available anymore. That is a sensible strategy for you as an individual and probably the extend of what you can enact on your own. > Personally I just avoid games like that and stick with indie titles for new games. In a better world, copyright would either not exist, be much shorter so that such compatibility issues are not a big problem and/or would be forfeit when not continuing to sell the software in a functioning state. Yes, selling sofware that does not work on current systems is something that Steam needs to crack down on although I fear that the result for many titles would just be that they are no longer sold at all. > As it should be for a game that is still sold on Steam, but the publisher/dev does not bother. Even for multi-core issues the 'fix' should be as simple has pretending you only have one or a small number of cores. The key word in the GP being 'emulator' so for PC games that would be DosBox or Wine (to some extend), not expecting everything to just work in current Windows versions.

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