The RIAA is an organization dedicated to maximizing restrictions on copying, redistribution, and modifying music. They have a virulent, though perhaps less open, bias against music customers; and are blatantly biased for the record companies.
Legally, you would have the right to distribute it. You would need some damn good proof it was randomness that produced it for there to be any decent chance of it holding up in court, though.
Also, I can only assume whoever posted that on Kotaku either didn't read the quote, or has a very short memory. They claim a few paragraphs below the quote that the list was NOT judged on fun.
Guinness World Records Editor-in-Chief, Craig Glenday, said of the selection process: "We knew this would be a complex task so we invited a crack team of industry experts to form a judging panel - and the result is a "top 50" list of games ranked both on their importance and on how fun they are to play."
Emphasis mine.
Including fun totally skews the results, since it knocks off games like ET for the Atari 2600, while adding on games that aren't that influential, but the judges just liked.
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The RIAA is an organization dedicated to maximizing restrictions on copying, redistribution, and modifying music. They have a virulent, though perhaps less open, bias against music customers; and are blatantly biased for the record companies.
Perhaps, but if you don't lock your door, it's not breaking and entering, just entering. Theft is another matter.
Of course it would start working right after I post... http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Mew_glitch
No, the Nintendo events were the only way to get a legitimate Mew without abusing a glitch. Since Bulbapedia seems to be down, the best site I can find is http://errors.wikia.com/wiki/Pokemon_Blue_and_Red-_Mew_Glitch
Could I have your real name to back that up?
So, everything on one page?
Legally, you would have the right to distribute it. You would need some damn good proof it was randomness that produced it for there to be any decent chance of it holding up in court, though.
Sure, but only without sound.
whoops, posting to remove an accidental redundant mod.
Isn't it obvious? They're not wearing clothes!
If the work HASN'T been released how is it copyright infringement because NO ONE has been authorized to reproduce it.
Because the law says so?
I think there are some polytheists that would like to have a word or two with you.
If you ever thought it wasn't about making money, you were deluding yourself.
Yeah, but it's in Michigan, not Minnesota. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell,_Michigan Also, the high today is forecasted to be 27 F, so yeah, frozen over.
Also, I can only assume whoever posted that on Kotaku either didn't read the quote, or has a very short memory. They claim a few paragraphs below the quote that the list was NOT judged on fun.
Emphasis mine.
Including fun totally skews the results, since it knocks off games like ET for the Atari 2600, while adding on games that aren't that influential, but the judges just liked.
Perhaps, but isn't this kinda a bad context to bring up lynching?
The ESRB warnings do not hold the weight of law, they are a private company. I can make a game and it doesn't HAVE to be rated.
Just five easy payments of...
$0.00! http://thepiratebay.org/details.php?id=3419901
Yep, except it didn't take him a whole half an hour.
bundeswehr (who are they? why do I care?)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundeswehr In short, the German army/navy/air force/etc.
Don't worry, replay and earn 250,000 points to save him! http://www.gamespot.com/news/6141633.html
You never need it. NEVER.
Puu?
Think of the poor tetrominoes, getting wantonly piled up and destroyed!