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Florian Piesche

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loads of publishers re-released old DOS games on Steam by just packaging them with DOSbox, which is the exact same thing tbh

worth reading up on what the license for the specific emulators you're looking at says about redistribution though, some of the DOSbox cases got into some minor controversy (and potentially could have opened themselves to legal liability) by not including the required GPL license documents etc

Nintendo's official party line used to be that even developing emulators without a license is copyright infringement but I'm pretty sure that that's been well established to be nonsense

No Brakes Valet was the Ouya's killer app and is just as tremendous off of it.

oh, that's super awesome! I'm glad it gave you a moment of amusement, that's all I was gunning for here really :)

I'm playing in Safari on MacOS, which does not have .ogg support and thus tries to get .m4a files for the music; I'm assuming this is something the engine automatically does for cross-browser support?

I hadn't actually noticed there was meant to be music until until I reached the full choir, so I checked the in-browser Developer Tools and there are messages appearing in the browser console saying the .m4a files yield a 404:

https://v6p9d9t4.ssl.hwcdn.net/html/287757/media/k...
https://v6p9d9t4.ssl.hwcdn.net/html/287757/media/f...

(etc)

Excellent little thing, I enjoyed this a lot! The music files currently 404 though :(