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Nintendo will request a takedown the second they see this, no?

• derefr 7y ago
  What for? There's no copyrighted material in this repo.
  • bri3d 7y ago
    The copyright status of explicitly decompiled source is still unproven in the US, as far as I know. SAS vs World Programming seems to indicate that decompilation followed by reimplementation over a wall is probably not infringing, but I don't think a case has been tried around the direct output of a decompiler (i.e. OpenRCT, this SM64, etc.).
  • lostgame 7y ago
    The models and sounds aren't copyrighted? Because they are totally within the GitHub, there...
    • kelnos 7y ago
      I didn't look through the repo, but given that the linked README talks about needing an original version of the ROM in order to extract assets, I would guess they're not in there?
      • lostgame 7y ago
        The models certainly are. Don't think the textures are.
        • duskwuff 7y ago
          A number of assets, including textures, audio, and prerecorded demos, have been stripped out of this release.
  • mhh__ 7y ago
    Obviously IANAL, but my understanding was that conversion and translation is deemed to be under the same copyright as the source.
  • temac 7y ago
    There is pretty-much only copyrighted material in this repo. Copyright is not purely literal, especially when it's copyright of computer code...
• willis936 7y ago
  pokered and its derivatives have been on github for many years. As long as it stays to a small scope Nintendo seems content to let these small projects be. That could change at any second though. Clone while you can.