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Mission and boundaries

About Open1320

Describe the preservation mission, editorial role, limits, and relationship to original rights holders and community Projects.

Keeping racing-game history reachable

Open1320 helps players discover community Projects that keep discontinued or unsupported racing and automotive games playable. It begins with drag-racing preservation and can expand to other racing-game communities over time.

A curated directory, not a generic catalog

Active directory Projects are reviewed and explicitly recommended by Open1320. Historical Game records may also document titles that are awaiting revival, only partly preserved, or archived for reference.

Community built, editorially independent

Open1320 is enthusiast-run, but Project owners do not purchase listings or control review findings. Sponsorship does not buy recommendation. Factual corrections are welcomed; accurate material findings remain part of the record.

Unofficial preservation work

Unless a page states otherwise, Open1320 and listed community Projects are unofficial and are not the original developer, publisher, platform owner, or rights holder. Original Game and current Project imagery are labeled separately when context matters.

What Open1320 does not promise

Open1320 cannot guarantee that third-party software, communities, servers, or external websites will remain available, unchanged, safe, or suitable for every visitor. Reviews describe what was observed during a documented test.