[game_preservation] Doom and Double D Dodgeball delisted from XBLA
Henry Lowood
lowood at stanford.edu
Tue Oct 26 12:29:51 EDT 2010
Devin,
Yes, the original version of DOOM (actually, all the major versions up
to 1.9, I think) are in the repositories that were involved with the PVW
project.
Digital distribution is going to be a major archival problem, but not
just for games -- movies, books, practically everything. Games are just
the vanguard.
Henry
On 10/25/2010 8:02 PM, Devin Monnens wrote:
> Well, our fears of digital distribution longevity are now confirmed:
> two more games have disappeared quietly and without warning from XBLA.
> Apparently, you can still download if you bought them, but for how long?
>
> I assume Stanford has a copy of Doom for the Doom archive?
>
> http://www.destructoid.com/doom-and-double-d-dodgeball-delisted-from-xbla
>
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