@quinnyboy58 I feel the same way about Club Penguin. Disney discontinued the franchise in 2017, but they still own the rights to it, despite having no interest in reviving it. This has led to fanmade versions of the game cropping up around the internet, which often have child safety issues due to insufficient moderation. Disney is cracking down on these, but a longer-term solution would be for them to allow another company to develop a new, official version of the game.
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Re: Talking Point: Nintendo And The Industry Needs To Get Serious About Game Preservation
@quinnyboy58 I feel the same way about Club Penguin. Disney discontinued the franchise in 2017, but they still own the rights to it, despite having no interest in reviving it. This has led to fanmade versions of the game cropping up around the internet, which often have child safety issues due to insufficient moderation. Disney is cracking down on these, but a longer-term solution would be for them to allow another company to develop a new, official version of the game.