Nostalgic DOS games . . . let's go retro

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Originally Posted by NeonSamurai

I happen to agree that copyright for software lasts way to long. Frankly I think 10 years before a piece of software becomes public domain is enough (though the owner should retain IP rights for longer then that).

But policy is policy and the law is the law (until it is changed). I haven't issued any infractions as of yet as this is a common misconception.



I generally don't brig (temp ban) on the first offense, unless the person really goes overboard. Banning usually doesn't occur until the person has been brigged more then a few times, unless they do something really really bad.

Fair enough about the link. Didn't know. Most DOS games come before 1995. More like the early 1990s at the latest. So they are almost 20 years old at the minimum.

Originally Posted by Oberon

If you like Middle East Conflict you should also consider Crisis in the Kremlin and Shadow President. Both are very good political simulators. See how long you can last in the Kremlin, it's not easy at all.

Thanks for bringing them to my attention