As I previously said, those cases are about whether reverse engineering constitutes copyright infringement, which the courts have ruled it does not. But it doe

As I previously said, those cases are about whether reverse engineering constitutes copyright infringement, which the courts have ruled it does not. But it doesn't mean those platforms are "open", otherwise under that definition the iOS platform is "open" too because you can legally jailbreak your phone and distribute jailbroken apps. I don't think that's what people mean when they say a platform is "open". > This is how GameSharks/ActionReplays/etc were legally sold I was more curious if any actual games had been sold this way.