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by mschuster91
413 days ago
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> Worrying because it could mean that the current owners don't even have access to the source code anymore, and it's sad to see the source of those games lost to time. This is way too common. It even happens to the best and largest games - the code for CnC Tiberian Sun and Red Alert 2 is supposed to be lost to time [1]. Often times it's just IP rights that get passed on when a studio collapses or gets bought out, and in other cases source code for dependencies (e.g. music or video player SDKs) isn't available any more. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43197320 |
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