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Worldwide Directory
Categories:
See also:
Sites:
- Abandoned Places
*Cool Site* - Abandonware ring focused on quality. Provides screenshots and some reviews of member sites.
- The Abandon Ring Thing
- Ring for abandonware sites.
- The Abandoned Galaxy
- Abandonware resource and awards site, with reviews and FAQs.
- AbandonGames
- This site has a search engine for classic games and a active forum.
- Abandonware Petition
- A petition asking software companies to release their old, 'obsolete' software titles as freeware or shareware.
- The Abandonware Ring
- The original Abandonware Ring. With site ratings, a FAQ and a resources section.
- ACring
- Abandonware Central ring, site reviews, detailed site descriptions, resources, forum, site of the week.
- Cosmic Gateway
- Cosmic Gateway your gateway to great classic games
- EchoRing
- EchoRing, the definitive blast of the future of Abandonware.
- SPA Policy Statement on the 24-hour Rule and Abandonware
- Claims that the 24-hour rule and Abandonware are urban legends created and circulated to justify violations of copyright law on the Internet.
- The Ultimate Oldgames Linkpage
- A collection of abandonware related websites, listings include number of game/app downloads, and comments on the site.
- Warez, Abandonware, and the Software Industry
- In the battles over computer software, warez users, abandonware proponents, and software companies all take different sides. A look at software copying and various reactions to it.
- Orphaned Games and Abandonwarez
- Abandonware may be a popular concept, but it is still illegal, no matter how you slice it. [interactfiction.about.com]
- IDSA Goes After Abandonware
- IDSA is trying to shutdown Home of the Underdogs. [Slashdot]
- Abandonware and Copyright Laws
- Discussion of the ethics of abandonware. [Slashdot]
- Abandonware Pirates
- Article by Erik Sebellin asks, "Are software salvagers criminals or heroes?" [cnet]
- Abandonwarez: The pros outweigh the cons
- Feature on abandonware from The Adventure Collective.
- Abandonware, or 'Allaire Forums Open Sourced'
- A classical example of the "abandoning a product while trying to keep our customers from feeling abandoned" open-source motivation. [Slashdot]
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