Classic Games
Posted: Sun Dec 08, 2019 1:34 pm
Every once and awhile people post about the good old days of hex based war gaming. The post below was copied from our good friends at GrogHeads and gives players a chance to relive bygone days. I haven’t tried the links, but I’m posting it here for those who might. Actually, a game of Velikiye Luki might be fun.
Regards
Saw a FB post about Classic Games. Basically the site allows you play games using a browser linked to a dos emulator. So you aren't downloading anything, just using your browser as a window into the server running the game. They do not charge for accessing and playing the games. They do ask for donations.
They have many SSI and SSG titles as well as the Atomic games V for Victory series. For example Velikiye Luki and Stalingrad.
https://playclassic.games/games/turn-ba ... ki-online/
https://playclassic.games/games/turn-ba ... ad-online/
A quick look at the "who are we" page makes them out to be from Slovakia. I guess they at least think they are operating legitimately. I am no IP lawyer, but I guess they might be in a "grey area". Possibly that they own a copy of the game, and you are just accessing their machine running the game over the internet. Kind of like that old streaming movie service in the US that would hook you into an actual DVD machine running a legitimate copy of the movie for you (I don't know what happened to them).
Play Classic Games make a statement that copyright holders who don't want their games on the site can ask to have them be removed. Given that most of these companies are long gone, and the games are from the 80s and 90s, I doubt they get many requests...if any.
Hopefully someone with a better legal background can opine as to the legitimacy of this approach.
Regards
Saw a FB post about Classic Games. Basically the site allows you play games using a browser linked to a dos emulator. So you aren't downloading anything, just using your browser as a window into the server running the game. They do not charge for accessing and playing the games. They do ask for donations.
They have many SSI and SSG titles as well as the Atomic games V for Victory series. For example Velikiye Luki and Stalingrad.
https://playclassic.games/games/turn-ba ... ki-online/
https://playclassic.games/games/turn-ba ... ad-online/
A quick look at the "who are we" page makes them out to be from Slovakia. I guess they at least think they are operating legitimately. I am no IP lawyer, but I guess they might be in a "grey area". Possibly that they own a copy of the game, and you are just accessing their machine running the game over the internet. Kind of like that old streaming movie service in the US that would hook you into an actual DVD machine running a legitimate copy of the movie for you (I don't know what happened to them).
Play Classic Games make a statement that copyright holders who don't want their games on the site can ask to have them be removed. Given that most of these companies are long gone, and the games are from the 80s and 90s, I doubt they get many requests...if any.
Hopefully someone with a better legal background can opine as to the legitimacy of this approach.