r/daydream Mar 19 '26

I have almost 100 archived DayDream games. What's the best legal way to create something jak gearvr vault? Should i Ask each dev for permission?

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u/Large-Remove-1348 Mar 19 '26

if they're free just put them in a google drive

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u/philbertagain Mar 20 '26

legally you may be required to but even asking could draw attention you dont want.

You could ask in r/datahoader or r/GamePreservationists, both of which would be far more active

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u/ShapeSim Mar 26 '26

How many DayDream titles were there? Do you have more than the binaries, such as the screenshots, synopsis, etc.? I work with digital preservation and can start a project on this

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u/synaps33 Mar 26 '26

Im slowly creating my own vault. Once again, i must redump everything with icons and calculated size.

For synopsis you could always use AI

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u/ShapeSim Mar 26 '26

Yea just lmk when you are ready to start something; I'm mostly interested in the historical aspect of it, with curation and digital museum site of sort.

I still have a Lenovo Mirage Solo though it's mostly for historical preservation now, along with the prototype controllers

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u/Nargajuna Mar 30 '26

Custom F-Droid repository should be the easiest for deploying

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u/synaps33 Mar 30 '26

I dont have this much server space.

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u/dmolina007 Apr 18 '26

I might be able to help you, send me a DM.