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I wonder what the legal stance here is. I'd expect that this could get you in trouble.

• nuc1e0n 4y ago
  Possibly, but the 1998 furby is not longer sold. You wouldn't be competing with the company that made them by making an emulator. The code itself is most interesting as a part of history and I think you aren't really preserving historically significant code if it can no longer be run. Would this be considered fair use?
  • MrGilbert 4y ago
    Yeah, but the trademark is still active... Mhm, idk - maybe it's fine and I'm just overthinking. :)