A home for orphan code revisited
First posted on 19 July 1999. Last updated on 11 December 2008.
The original article A home for orphan code? by Bradford Roberts discusses several ethical and practical issues on the fate of orphan codes. In it, he proposes the establishment of a clearinghouse which can act in the absence of a publisher to distribute orphan game titles. He also raises questions such as "What can be done if a favorite adventure game is no longer commercially available?" and…
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