Drakengard is a prime example of why software piracy is the only real way to preserve this art form. it's $60-$100 CIB but while it is my favorite in the series I can't recommend paying more than $20 if you haven't beaten it.
it's a masterpiece, but it was made on a very low budget and had very big development issues.

contact your state representative. i did. knowing that for these IP holders the ip rights are the most important thing i suggest advocating for a law change that if a game isn't available digitally from the publisher that until it is people like archive.org can host them as a download while reserving the rights to these IP to their respective holders.

that's actually where my representative's secretary pointed me. saying he knows alot of it is on there.

another thing to add would be a law requiring past versions of games to also be included with remakes or make them available for sale as well.
Also mandates to downgrade software you own to prior versions.

The remaster everyone wants, but will never get because of modern politics.

Yeah it's a shame that Drakengards are so hard to play today. First one was released on PS2, but it's so heavy on the gameplay, I'd love for them to be remade on modern consoles and preferably in Nier style, with more open worlds but original stories. Third one is still playable tho, shame for people who would like to get to know the story chronologically like I wanted and have to play Drakengard 3 and then 1, it's a pain...

wish they make remake of drakengard 3, but when there are dg1 and 2 I would buy it immediately

According to her, it "hurts like a bitch."

If it is anything like Nier, I would love to try it. That being said, I have to admit... The flower coming out of the eye, freaks me out. I feel like it would itch like crazy

My girl <3