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I don't see him asking for money anywhere, so at most he'll get a cease and desist. Of course if he doesn't comply then things would get worse. Plus from what
by missing_cipher 15y ago
I don't see him asking for money anywhere, so at most he'll get a cease and desist. Of course if he doesn't comply then things would get worse.
Plus from what I understand Nintendo has been pretty lax with these sort of projects lately and I don't think Valve would do anything either.
- GoodIntentions 15y agoReally? That's cool if you're right. It's obviously something done for the love of doing it and doesn't portray the original projects in a bad light. Hopefully they don't pull the plug on him.
- icebraining 15y agoI don't see him asking for money anywhere, so at most he'll get a cease and desist. Neither was Jammie Thomas-Rasset, and yet she was still convicted and ordered to pay $222000 (now it has dropped to $54000).
- JamesLeonis 15y agoThis isn't necessarily an apples to apples comparison. For the JTR case to be fairly, one would have to compare ROM or warez distribution, downloading and the resulting litigation. This seems to be closer to the concept of mashups and remix culture for music, where the copyright and trademarks are not as clear cut.