I saw so much greed from people over rights to a game that only appeared once on a computer released in 1979, sold less than a few hundred copies. They acted like they were sitting on the long lost Ark of the Covenant. It was sad to see that happen. Worse when the games were more popular, yet still unknown to the rights holder who was just as clueless about it as they were before being told they owned it.

The random person in the middle of nowhere was worse to deal with than companies like Sony or even Nintendo (who were both MUCH easier to deal with).

Further, some would hound me to help them offload it to the highest bidder but then scoffed at my 10% fee saying I was a dirtbag and such, trying to take money from helpless people. WTF. Lol.

I stopped after that became the norm. It was pointless in my eyes. Hundreds of hours of research and work came up pointless and wasted so I moved to things that were better suited to my time and life.

Best of luck to anyone that is attempting to revive classic properties. It is a thankless job and it is harder than people think.