In the words of a friend of mine:

“This is a step too far, and a perfect vindication of what’s wrong with copyright law. But beyond that, it’s no longer about spitting in the face of their fans and customers. They have taken the fruits of countless hours of labor and thrown it to the dogs. This is the moral equivalent of going into an artist’s studio and tearing apart his canvases. It’s like burning a library. It’s cultural destruction. And they must not be allowed to get away with it.”

what a bunch of babies. someone loved their game enough to go out of their way and make a sequel and this is how they’re dealt with?

Why don’t they just “release” it as a torrent, and claim they were hacked?

The developers are a bunch of good people. Honest, hardworking, dedicated. They complied with the request because it is the law. Notice, once again, how only the decent folks are harmed by various DRM schemes and ridiculous copyright laws.

I want to buy the 2006 Vivendi Universal King’s Quest Collection, but all I have PC-wise is Windows Vista… I need to know if they will run on Vista, and if not, will they run in DosBox? If they run on DosBox, how do I make that work? Thanks in advance.

This is the moral equivalent of going into an artist’s studio and tearing apart his canvases. It’s like burning a library. It’s cultural destruction. And they must not be allowed to get away with it.

This is the moral equivalent of going into an artist’s studio and tearing apart his canvases.

What’s going on here? o_O

It seems when you get Twitter involved – it’s like a never-ending echo, and it’s one of the reasons I hate the service with a passion.

Back on topic, this is really really sad – and customers like us should never -ever- forget this.

That’s boring. You can’t do that.