“We feel like there’s just an infinite amount of work to be done.”.
With more and more classic PC titles becoming unplayable every day, the small publisher SNEG has made it their mission over the last couple of years to see as many games as possible made available again on digital storefronts.
Last year, for instance, it was behind the rerelease of 8 Dungeons & Dragons across Steam & GOG, as well as a bunch of classic Mindscape/SSI games like Star Command and Phantasie, among others. These weren’t exactly easy to pull off, but have required a ton of detective work on behalf of the team to track down all the necessary rights, as well as find the appropriate team that could ensure they run properly on today’s hardware.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“We feel like there’s just an infinite amount of work to be done.”.
With more and more classic PC titles becoming unplayable every day, the small publisher SNEG has made it their mission over the last couple of years to see as many games as possible made available again on digital storefronts.
Last year, for instance, it was behind the rerelease of 8 Dungeons & Dragons across Steam & GOG, as well as a bunch of classic Mindscape/SSI games like Star Command and Phantasie, among others. These weren’t exactly easy to pull off, but have required a ton of detective work on behalf of the team to track down all the necessary rights, as well as find the appropriate team that could ensure they run properly on today’s hardware.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
