If something important seems to be missing in my form, please send me a direct message! I am trying my best to also work on my university assignments related to this! [Google Form - Video Game Preservation](https://forms.gle/2vxcoPaGoLhy5Efg9) Responding the form before reading any further in this post is recommended!  I have been doing some research around this topic after the Video Game History Foundation has spoken that "87% of classic games (before 2010s) are not in release, and are considered critically endangered" What is worse, is that The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is refusing efforts allow remote access to these old games for research and learning purposes, just like a historian would do research of events by reading and viewing any historic materials, the restrictions to access of different media because of convoluted copyright laws are a real world problem! Availability of Video Games (originally released before 2010) is approximately 13 percent, slightly above pre-World War II audio recordings (10 percent or less) and below the survival rate of American silent films (14 percent). You would think they would take more effort but no, high revenue and profits doesn't equal to better services. Source: https://gamehistory.org/87percent/ And then there is another can of worms like ROMs, Emulation, Recompilation and internet piracy. [I have also created a signal group if you are interested on any news related to my project.](https://signal.group/#CjQKICqgGKut2hPKTofd2LaWVbd1kpq491Ly_T4YjcjNg87jEhBTidzBYrbuuNelXY0cyKwB)