BraLoD said:
Chrkeller said:
I don't know. I mean my Steam games work, they aren't going anywhere in my lifetime. If they had economic issues, given their user base, somebody would buy them up and keep it running.
I guess the short version my concern is 0.001%. Edit I also find the physical lasts forever argument a bit iffy. Disk readers break. Storage drives break. Older consoles don't connect to modern TVs without an adapter. My DC, ps1, OG xbox, 360 and Wii U all died.. meanwhile if my computer breaks, I fix it and carry on. Nothing lasts forever. And the other aspect I don't understand, is I couldn't even replay all the games I own, so does it really matter? |
I still have Sega Master System games from the 80s which I got in the 90s and they work just fine... |
Really? I didn't know the Sega Master System had a disk reader and hard drive. I guess I stand corrected about disk readers failing and storage drives dying.