What about Free to Play games? Can they be shutdown?
ImplyingImplications
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You didn't create those games. Games are products people work to produce. Radical Heights was a free to play game that was shutdown in a month. What would you force them to do? Release their server code for free so anybody can run a Radical Heights server that people can connect to and play? So a whole bunch of people who never gave the developers a cent have the right to demand the game be given to them simply because it existed for 1 month?
no Swedish law is being violated
Unfortunately, Swedish courts disagreed
They're also not smart. The amount of work that goes into tracking target vehicles, syncing fake keyfobs, loading them into sea containers, and sending them on an international shipment to an overseas client in incredibe. This isn't being done by idiots. I can't imagine someone who got C's in highschool figuring out how it works or finding a way to stop it.
"Let's learn how the justice system works in the US!"
The "We Were Here" series is a fun puzzle co-op game. The first one's free if you want to try before you buy.
Fighter jets defending our country? From who? Are they going to shoot rent and grocery prices?
Microsoft is doing its best to make Year of the Linux Desktop a reality
The cost of trying to do business? They made a product and nobody paid so now they have to give it away for free because they're the greedy ones?