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No copyright issues; it's based off of OpenDUNE: http://www.opendune.org/ http://www.opendune.org/
by avolcano 14y ago
No copyright issues; it's based off of OpenDUNE: http://www.opendune.org/ http://www.opendune.org/
- Yuioup 14y agoThe source-code is probably based off OpenDUNE but I'm pretty sure the art isn't. They'll be taken down for the art for sure ...
- k33n 14y agoHaters gonna hate.
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- ergo14 14y agoDune 2 was released as freeware if memory serves me right. I know they still can send them C&D letter, but I don't think westwood/ea will bother.
- csarva 14y agoYep, looks like they just recreated the game engine. You still need a copy of the original Dune 2 data files to play the game.
- jcl 14y agoAs far as I can tell from their wiki, OpenDUNE was created by disassembling the original game and recoding the assembly in C. I wouldn't say the copyright issue is clear-cut, here.