can I copy a game on a cd and then having the game for ever?

Yup, you can. Easiest method is probably buying a game on GOG then burning it to a disc, it's the same as a physical copy for a PS5 game. For Steam I dont know if its possible

>>715717001
>>715716890 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disc_rot

>>715716890 (OP)
>and then having the game for ever
SAR

Zoomer thread?

>>715717057
No it's a poo

>>715717057
I'm 45

Good games that fit on a CD?

>>715716890 (OP)
>then having the game forever

Good morning Saar, no redemptions today

>>715717135
You're retarded and brown

>>715717128
Did Indians never get CDs? Even in third world countries of South America CDs were all the fad 20 years ago.

>then having the game
saaaaarrr

>>715717235
I'm white

>>715716890 (OP)
>for ever?
only until youre soul is scooped by the light at the end of the tunnel

>>715717425
>broken English
>doesn't know how CDs work
Redeem the needful

>>715717425
You're a 45 yr old white man and you're asking a basic bitch question like THAT??
people in their 30s-40s should know aaaaall about burning games into DVDs and shit, it's what that generation is all about.

Either you're retarded or larping. But to answer your question, CDs/DVDs are not too reliable and you cant erase/move stuff easily once the disc is burned, best bet is to copy shit into multiple harddrives/SSDs

>>715717041
Properly stored CDs will outlive you

>>715717223
starsector
rimworld

>>715717337
>>715717227
>>715717128
>>715717054
>NOOOO I WANT TO PAY EVERY MONTH FOR MY GAME BECAUSE BECAUSE OK, STOP ASKING QUESTIONS!!?

>>715717332
>>715717578
interesting

>>715717698
>immediately starts projecting
>seethes only to those with poo speak
Sar bloody bastard good marning

>>715717689
Wait... I'm gonna die?

>>715717813
saar please redeem your thoughts

OP here, I saw in jojo part 6 anime netflix, the cd guy did it and it worked, why woulndt it work irl?

>>715718001
DO

NOT

REDEEM

>>715718124
ma'am r u prostitute?

>>715717849
Very likely at some point, yeah.

>>715717001
>For Steam I dont know if its possible
You change one number in a dll file and bypass the DRM

>>715718812
You saying... there's a chance I won't?

>>715717685
or a usb stick which should have been our actual next solution for physical storage after cd's /dvd