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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2025
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But why?
TIL.
Even though I thought the game was stupid, I am happy this is happening. Not only is it good for consumers to be able to access what they pay for, but also it makes the stain of this game sting Sony more, and I think that's worth having to see this game at all.
EDIT: Apparently the purpose was to just get taken down in a day. Sad.
Game preservation. The fact that Sony is scrambling to DMCA videos of this preservation effort is proof that it is not just a forgettable turd, it's a historical landmark.
Much like ET for the Atari 2600, Concord is and will remain a case study for the downfall of the big game studios in the 2020s.
If there's a game there's always someone out there willing to preserve it.