Picture from Four-color basic system, role-playing system. Is this an example of a truly “free and open software license”… where a new user can change/alter/improve? Software freedom.. really? Here’s a couple of more reasoned, and a couple of more radical ideas of the “freedom” of software, after the jump..
(Lawsuit, that is). Apparently the holiday seasons were an excellent time for Hasbro to sue. This story from Industrygamers says Hasbro ” today (Dec 17) announced its intentions to file a lawsuit against Atari, accusing the game publisher of fraud and five separate licensing agreement breaches of the Dungeons & Dragons brand.” Here is the [...]
Most legal controversies arise from video games; but there are many other enjoyable types of games. I’m one of those who find older games at least as entertaining (and challenging), and sometimes there is enough money (and pride) involved that board games, or their derivatives, make the news with legal issues. You can read a [...]
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