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  • I think it is fair. When you buy games through GOG, you get the offline installer. Nobody can take that away from you.

    When you buy games through Steam, you can only install them via the Steam client. If the Steam servers are offline, you cannot install your games. In theory, some games are without any DRM, and you can just zip them up, but even then that doesn't always work, and you shouldn't have to. That's not to take away from Steam, of course, it is great at what it does.

    Providing an offline installer that works no matter what is as good as "owning" the game IMO, even if "technically" you are just purchasing a license to use the game.

  • Yeah, I could also use my DSLite to dump GBA saves at least. My GBC saves are unfortunately all long gone because the batteries dried up.

    It is really cool being able to dump save games, so if these multi-dumpers can do so, that's amazing.

  • Honestly, as cool as this is, I just keep collections of downloaded entire game libraries like PS1, PS2, PSP, 3DS, NDS, GB, GBC, GBA, NES, SNES, etc.

    I'm more interested in preserving my save games, which I can dump myself on my modded 3DS for 3DS and NDS games, plus my PSP I can just copy paste those save games from the memory card. Those are more what is really irreplacable. Everyone has my games, not everyone has my save games.

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  • Firefox now offers the option to collect a minimal amount of data for them and inform the network indirectly.

    This is a good thing for the end user.

    I'm not sure that collecting data is actually a good thing for the end user, but to each their own I suppose.