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The 14 pages that link to Video game preservation, each with the reason it gives.

• Digital rights managementRelated: DRM can complicate preservation when activation servers or authorization services disappear.

• Video game industryRelated: Commercial shutdowns and obsolete platforms can make games inaccessible without preservation.

• Video game consoleRelated: Console hardware, software, and licensing can make older games difficult to preserve.

• Game BoyRelated: Aging cartridges and consoles make preserving Game Boy games a practical challenge.

• Let's PlayRelated: Recorded play can document games that may become difficult to access.

• Independent video game developmentRelated: Small studios and digital storefront dependence can make independent games especially vulnerable to disappearance.

• SpeedrunningRelated: Run archives and technical analysis preserve knowledge about how games behave.

• Video game publisherRelated: Publisher ownership and licensing can determine whether older games remain accessible.

• Video game developmentRelated: Development tools, source files, and platform dependencies influence whether games remain accessible.

• Video game cultureRelated: Games and the communities around them can disappear when platforms and services become obsolete.

• Game (video entertainment)Related: Hardware, software, and licensing changes can make games difficult to preserve.

• Half-Life 2Related: Its Steam dependence highlights how platform control can complicate long-term access.

• Super Mario Bros. themeRelated: The original chip-based recording depends on preserving the game and its playback context.