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"Don't Copy That Floppy" - The Early 90s Anti-Game Piracy Rap
Think you want to copy Oregon Trail or Neverwinter Nights? Better check yourself before you get checked by rapper Disc Protector.
I'm very much against game piracy, but I couldn't help but get a chuckle from this old-school anti-game piracy PSA rap video. Man, Disc Protector's clothes alone are amazing. Also, about halfway through Craig Dysktra, a designer on the original Neverwinter Nights, explains the game and how it's made by a team of people.
Thought it might be good for a chuckle. But the message is correct: a lot of people work on a game so don't....copy that floppy! Or download that floppy or whatever it is you crazy kids do nowadays.
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