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I'd recommend possibly sticking it on archive.org - I've seen other old software on there. Either that or reach out to lucasarts and ask if it's okay, I suppose
by JonRB 10y ago
I'd recommend possibly sticking it on archive.org - I've seen other old software on there. Either that or reach out to lucasarts and ask if it's okay, I suppose. (As long as you get it in writing)
- fortyseven 10y agoAye, that's actually my next step. :) (Archive.org, that is.)
- sildur 10y agoI went through all the links, clicking on them and asking archive.org to save a copy. I also did it with the "Download", "Raw", and "Download ZIP" links.
- voltagex_ 10y agoDisc image and photo if possible - they're librarians, remember.
- fortyseven 10y agoThe disc is deeply worn, so a full ISO is probably not going to happen -- though I'll try a bunch of stuff. Maybe I'll get lucky!
- shinymark 10y agoYou'd need to contact Disney. They own the IP now.
- zer0t3ch 10y agoI thought LucasArts still owned the IP, but Disney owned LucasArts?
- tradersam 10y agoLucasArts still owns the IP, Disney is just its parent company now. LucasArts is the licensor, so I'd still recommend contacting them.
- shmerl 10y agoIt is Disney today. They own and decide.
- fludlight 10y agoIIRC, Disney shut down the game division when they acquired LucasFilm, so you would have to talk to someone at the parent co (Disney). Disney has a lot of old IP that's still very valuable, so they guard it aggressively[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steamboat_Willie#Copyright_status https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steamboat_Willie#Copyright_sta...
- glandium 10y agoTechnically, neither Disney or LucasArts own DeluxePaint.
- JonRB 10y agoWho owns it? Edit: Looks like EA owns it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deluxe_Paint#Legacy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deluxe_Paint#Legacy
- aussie123 10y agoFor Deluxe Paint you will probably have to ask Electronic Arts.