Well, they can match what’s on the poster, but for $115 I’d think they should be made out of material that isn’t extremely cheap flimsy cloth.

It’s because you can literally get the same shoes for $15, just without the color scheme. I think the main problem is the material they’re made out of. For $115, I’d think they should at least make it out of somewhat decent material, and I personally know the cloth those are made out of, and I can tell you it’s…

I believe the problem is you can get shoes that look EXACTLY like these for $15, just without the color scheme. It’s the material they’re made out of. They’re clearly made out of extremely cheap fabric that I know exactly of, cause I have shoes that look exactly like those in my closet. And it’s EXTREMELY cheap…

I snuck past this guy pretty easy. I noped right out of fighting him. No thanks.

We do, but from what I know it took historians awhile to figure it out.

People seem to completely miss the point of all this. This isn’t so you grand kids can play Super Mario Bros, and be super unimpressed by it. It’s so the histories of your great great great grand kids can research the games that existed a hundred years ago, and preserve possible research of our lives and entertainment…

To be fair to MS, they are pretty good at releasing their stuff on PC where there can always been a digital copy somewhere.

This isn’t about games with Hard copies though, they are specifically talking about games that don’t have hard copies in this context.

I still enjoy James Videoes, and I’m glad they’re in a more mentally stable place today, even if they seem on the point of losing their shit in every one of their videoes.

Correct me if I’m wrong, it’s been ages since I’ve played this, but couldn’t you smack your buddies with your skateboard in this one? I distinctly remember doing that a lot. That was very jackass like, and pretty funny. Though would be more jackass like if you could dick punch each other from behind.

I think the idea is solid if they focused more on the multiplayer aspect. Maybe open world that you could go around, dick punching your friends in.

It makes perfect sense in the current story, since the factions aren’t technically fighting currently, and are suppose to be working together for a shared goal. And you can already work alongside members of the opposite faction if you have warmode off. I've helped several horde members when I saw them getting…

Well, PvP has to be toggled now anyway. So if you aren't in warmode, you don't even see unfriendly players. Though those in the opposite faction still appear as orange names.

No, but my point is something getting taken down on YouTube or Twitter doesn’t make it illegal. People are so disconnected with reality that they think that having a video on YouTube is some sort of legal right, so if a video is taken down it has to be a legal reason. Using YouTube isn't some sort of legal right. Its…

Its still on Reddit, and that was the first place it was uploaded to. And the cease and desist is the asking nicely. Having all videos nuked from Twitter and YouTube is going a little beyond a letter.

Also, if this is illegal, why is it still able to exist on reddit? Why is kotaku able to show clips of it? Why is fan art allowed to exist? Why HASN’T Nintendo sent a cease and desist?

If its a slam dunk, than why aren't they suing?

Of course they "could" but they haven't and probably won't. Making the assumption that this is American based, there is first amendment protections, and it would be an easy argument for a lawyer to argue that this is artist expression. Even if they did alter the original work, this could be considered a derivative…

I think this is absolutely parody, and could definitely be argued as such.

True, and I don't know where the creator is located. But I can only go by the laws and regulations I'm aware of, and can't research every single countries copyright law. But given Nintendo hasn't sued the creator, I'm assuming there isn't a legal angle here.