Currently, in our bank account, we have £2100 (around $2800). It's not even enough to pay the rent for one month," explains Joseph Redon, head of the Japanese Game Preservation Society. He's describing the end of the non-profit organisation he set up in 2011 with the aim of properly safeguarding Japanese gaming history before it is lost forever.
this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2025
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We Might Be About To Lose A Powerful Force In The World Of Video Game Preservation
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shit like this is why piracy will always be a net positive
Alarmist headline.
The honest one:
NPO Game Preservation Society wants your donations to keep them afloat.
Thank you!
I don't understand why can't they put all the software to different torrent trackers. There are enthusiast seeders who will keep distributing stuff