Opinion
PC game preservation needs more than storefront promises
Digital storefronts have made PC gaming more convenient than ever, but convenience is not the same as permanence. When a game is delisted or an online service closes, players can lose access to titles they paid for. This feature examines the practical limits of current preservation efforts and why Australian consumer law adds another layer of complexity.
It is not an argument against digital distribution. It is a reminder that the PC platform's openness is also its greatest preservation tool, and that players should understand what they actually own.
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