Sentence examples for copyrighted games from inspiring English sources

The complaint, for example, alleges only that "Galoob's marketing advertising [sic], promoting and selling of Game Genie has and will contribute to the creation of infringing derivatives of Nintendo's copyrighted... games". (emphasis added).

A total of 73% disagreed with the suggestion that pirates should have their internet connection slowed down and eventually cut off if they are consistently caught downloading copyrighted games, music and films, although 40% of Tiga's members said they think it's important to educate players about their concerns over piracy.

The district court concluded that "Nintendo has failed to show any harm to the present market for its copyrighted games and has failed to establish the reasonable likelihood of a potential market for slightly altered versions of the games at suit". Galoob, 780 F.Supp. at 1295.

It's worth noting that Nescaline didn't include any copyrighted games out of the box, instead providing just a handful of community-made home brew games.

Game companies have provided software for and have encouraged machinima, but the widespread use of digital assets from copyrighted games has resulted in complex, unresolved legal issues.

Shhh, you can't call it that – it's too close to a certain copyrighted game.

Since our game mimics a copyrighted game "Space Invaders", there are no patent or publishing opportunities for our project.

Also, we disclosed that fact that "Space Invaders" is a copyrighted game and we are making a game similar to it called "Space Invasion".

To do so, Accolade had also copied Sega's copyrighted game code multiple times in order to reverse engineer the software of Sega's licensed Genesis games.

Nintendo contends that the product, created by Lewis Galoob Toys, creates derivative works of copyrighted Nintendo games.

The court concluded that, "[b]ecause the Game Genie does not create a derivative work when used in conjunction with a copyrighted video game, Galoob does not 'authorize the use of a copyrighted work without the actual authority from the copyright owner.'" Galoob, 780 F.Supp. at 1298 (quoting Sony, 464 U.S. at 435 n. 17, 104 S.Ct. at 785 n. 17).