The Vita had plenty of PS1 classics to download when it came out, it just didn't have that many to download directly onto the VIta itself. You had to download them onto your PS3 first then transfer them, which took only a few minutes.

While I mostly agree that there is a process involved with getting the games onto VC, I doubt there is a whole lot of work involved with getting the games to run properly. Hell, I've seen comparisons of VC games with their GoodNES ROM counterparts, and a good chunk of them are byte-for-byte identical. Now there were…

Not to forget, they're aso notoriously understaffed: remember the hubbub when they announced a massive restructuring, the building of new headquarters and an increase of their workforce by 1.200?

Two big faults with your argument.

Get our of here with your logic, sir. I want what I want, and I want it now!

You take your logic and scram!

I'm pretty sure this is where they are going to fail. They haven't complained about anyone else using their creations. I have a feeling that lack of prior complaints will stop this from going anywhere.

I wondered teh same thing about Kellogs suing them for using pop tarts....but I guess the argument becomes ITS NOT POP TARTS!

not in china, or japan :D

If you create any IP, it's copyrighted. You can decline to pursue your copyright if you choose, but as long as you can prove it's your creation you own the copyright by default.

The Daily Show falls under parody and satire, both of which have been protected as fair use. The idea is that Stewart mocks commercial news and by doing so he makes his own distinct commercial property. Here they are arguing that a likeness of a specific copyrighted entity is being exploited for commercial use…

I cannot recommend this post strongly enough. Nailed it.