24-04-2006, 11:26 AM
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I know people hav probably already asked this a few times but here goes anyway:
Why can't you host the old lucasarts games that aren't sold anymore? Have you been in contact with lucasarts about this and what was their reply? need to know bbefore I stop bitching! /johan |
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24-04-2006, 11:38 AM
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We had an agreement with a number of other ESA-associated companies before.
Unfortunately, some games slipped through onto the site which belonged to them without our obtaining permissions. So they took away our permission and all of ESA-protected games had to be removed or they would take down our entire site. And Lucas has a very tight grip on their copyrights. VERY tight.
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