
WIRED TOKYO 2007 Dev Daikichi_EMP Resolves Steam Issue by Issuing Copyright License to Himself
Indie developer Daikichi_EMP restored WIRED TOKYO 2007 to Steam after legally granting himself permission to use his own board games in the project.
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Indie developer Daikichi_EMP restored WIRED TOKYO 2007 to Steam after legally granting himself permission to use his own board games in the project.

Choreographer Darrin Henson files a lawsuit against Sony Music over the unauthorized use of his iconic Bye Bye Bye dance routine in Deadpool & Wolverine and Fortnite.

Streamers are pulling out of sponsorships for Neverness to Everness after discovering undisclosed AI-generated assets in the newly released open-world game.

Tsuburaya Productions has officially won the 30-year legal dispute against UM Corporation over the international distribution rights to classic Ultraman series.

Voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda has filed a lawsuit against TikTok in Tokyo, demanding the removal of over 180 videos using unauthorized AI-generated replicas of his voice for narration.

Roblox is seeking to push over 150 federal child safety lawsuits into private arbitration, citing terms of service clauses that waive users' rights to open court proceedings.

WWE Champion Cody Rhodes revealed that Nintendo once issued him a warning after he featured The Legend of Zelda's Triforce symbol on his wrestling boots.

The Japan Patent Office has rejected Nintendo's patent application for touch-screen monster-catching mechanics, citing prior art from a fan-made Pokémon game.

A video game lawyer reveals that studios and publishers are increasingly adding strict contract clauses forbidding generative AI in creative work due to legal risks.

Tokyo police have arrested an anime fan who placed and cancelled over 2,000 merchandise orders from publisher Shueisha to relieve stress, causing massive damages.

During discussions on game preservation, the ESA claimed Minecraft community servers are illegal, sparking backlash from fans who pointed out Mojang explicitly allows them.

The EU states it cannot block Sony's move to end physical discs citing commercial freedom, though other countries are pushing for consumer protection.