Yeah but if you saw last years pathetic booth expect very little..
It's an editorial. This falls easily into fair use.The video uses footage from P.T., MGS2, and MGR: Revengeance without permission. Konami indeed targeted the video for its subject matter, but the fact is it does use footage that belongs to them and that gives them legal grounds to remove it. If SBH didn't have game footage in the video Konami would of had no grounds to stand on to remove it.
but it's an editorial use and would fall under fair use? It's essentially a news story and he's not making money off of it.
You would think so, but the whole "fair use" thing has been wonky lately. Basically when it comes to game footage companies seem to decide what's fair use anymore.It's an editorial. This falls easily into fair use.
Journalism is dead if that's the caseYou would think so, but the whole "fair use" thing has been wonky lately. Basically when it comes to game footage companies seem to decide what's fair use anymore.
That's why you buy MGSV physically. Even if Konami wipe the digital sorte version and prevent people from redownloading it and shut off support for the online (which I reckon will get a year tops at this point) then you at least have the physical disk.
I think I'll still get the PC version on steam because even if they delist it there and stop you downloading it hackers and modders will find a way to let it live on.
Nintendo did the same thing Konami did with P.T. to people who bought a particular, not really major, NES game on Wii VC. Yoshi's Cookie I think? Not sure.
As long as I know nobody knows the full details behind this, but there weren't any lawsuits since the availability of content is subject to removal.
It's an editorial. This falls easily into fair use.
Source on that comic strip? lol so many uses for that one!
Guys, out of precaution you might not wanna post the images on GAF.
You would think so, but the whole "fair use" thing has been wonky lately. Basically when it comes to game footage companies seem to decide what's fair use anymore.
It's not really digging if they don't give a fuck to begin with. They know you all are still going to buy MGSV no matter what they do, so why should they give a shit? They're pretty much on their way out the door anyway.
You would think so, but the whole "fair use" thing has been wonky lately. Basically when it comes to game footage companies seem to decide what's fair use anymore.
If we wanna go tinfoil hat territory then probably.Seems like Konami's boss had learned from the best
Why would they take down that video if they didn't give a shit about anything? Unless they're deliberately being trolls, but even then, taking the video down pretty much validates everything in the video.
Why would they take down that video if they didn't give a shit about anything? Unless they're deliberately being trolls, but even then, taking the video down pretty much validates everything in the video.
Frankly with all that's gone down... it wouldn't surprise me in the least.
Konami leaving the gaming industry and a blaze of furious shit.
Super Bunnyhop said:Strike resolved, Konami revoked it. I was traveling before & after this incident began&ended. Sent 3 polite emails to Konami PR. It worked.
Put your pitchforks away.
It's paraphrasing the final codec call between Raiden and The Patriots at the end of Metal Gear Solid 2.
It's all cleared up.
George posted this on his facebook.
Okay seriously, Konami is acting like a 14-year-old kid who just went through a nasty breakup.
The image is a screenshot of personal correspondence between Super Bunnyhop and an anonymous Konami employee. Konami doesn't own anything about them.
Ack! Scratch that! Just got an email from YT themselves saying the strike was "missing required information." Has that ever happened before?
I'll go get my pitchfork again.Hmm, this is interesting:
https://twitter.com/superbunnyhop/status/597857120604688384
Konami didn't remove the DMCA, Youtube did? Or did I understand wrong?
Hmm, this is interesting:
https://twitter.com/superbunnyhop/status/597857120604688384
Konami didn't remove the DMCA, Youtube did?
Hmm, this is interesting:
https://twitter.com/superbunnyhop/status/597857120604688384
Konami didn't remove the DMCA, Youtube did?
Won't stop them from claiming that they do and suing GAF.
Is there a thread reacting to the release of the original video? This looks interesting so far...
Hmm, this is interesting:
https://twitter.com/superbunnyhop/status/597857120604688384
Konami didn't remove the DMCA, Youtube did?
At least Steam is known not to remove redownload rights from games after they are delisted. Now updating a game to make it inferior is another matter (many Rockstar games have had broken versions being uploaded).No need for the physical copy of the PC version, as I am sure they will cheap out and just have a Steam code in a box. Would like to be proven wrong though!
Nintendo had licenses for the NES, GB and Gamecube versions (the fact redownload is not possible while it is for many other delisted product implies they did not have the license during the sale period if I'm not mistaken). The SNES version was known as Hermetica originally but Nintendo saw it and added the Mario cast to it presumebly as a sweetener to get the rights to the NES and GB versions (see, it isn't just Kirby who gatecrashes games). David Nolte made Hermetica (also worked on Hatris and others). Their website is currently dead though hence the archive link.Yeah, Yoshi's Cookie was a licensing thing (Nintendo had a different company develop the game for the various systems
You could say it was a carnival of stupid.Hahah what THIS IS A CIRCUS