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User talk:Louis/Rebuttal to the ESA on AB 1921 and Stop Killing Games

2026-06-12T21:49:08Z

Unessential: /* Rossmann is right */ Reply

==Rossmann is right==

Please take heed to Mr. Rossmann’s statements. He speaks for so many consumers and businesses that want to own, maintain access to, and fix what we PAY FOR. [[Special:Contributions/4.36.135.170|4.36.135.170]] 20:22, 11 June 2026 (UTC)

:-- Not sure if this should be mentioned since it was a free game and it would have been exempt, but Nintendo made an offline version of Pocket Camp when their servers shut down, which gave users their save file so they could use it locally and has a transfer tool that is still up. And the save file can be transfered or copied between devices without needing to use that transfer app as well. [[User:Unessential|Unessential]] ([[User talk:Unessential|talk]]) 21:49, 12 June 2026 (UTC)

User talk:Louis/Rebuttal to the ESA on AB 1921 and Stop Killing Games

2026-06-12T21:48:56Z

Unessential: /* Rossmann is right */

User talk:Louis/Rebuttal to the ESA on AB 1921 and Stop Killing Games

2026-06-12T21:48:22Z

Unessential: suggestion to include pocket camp

== Rossmann is right ==

Please take heed to Mr. Rossmann’s statements. He speaks for so many consumers and businesses that want to own, maintain access to, and fix what we PAY FOR. [[Special:Contributions/4.36.135.170|4.36.135.170]] 20:22, 11 June 2026 (UTC)

-- Not sure if this should be mentioned since it was a free game and it would have been exempt, but Nintendo made an offline version of Pocket Camp when their servers shut down, which gave users their save file so they could use it locally and has a transfer tool that is still up. And the save file can be transfered or copied between devices without needing to use that transfer app as well.