From Shady to Legal: How Bleem & VGS Battled Sony
Gaming Historian
Mar 24, 2017 17:30
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Back in 1999, two emulators were released commercially that let gamers play Playstation games on their computer: The Connectix Virtual Game Station and Bleem! Sony sued both companies, and their legal battle set a precedent for the legality of emulation. Learn the history behind it all!
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