Ian, I point you towards this:
[quote author=MetaFox link=board=art;num=1096803412;start=0#10 date=10/03/04 at 16:43:40]This isn't a "change it or else" type of thing. We're not forcing people to not use copyrighted graphics. If they want to do that, we are not going to stop them (well, except for the contest of course. :P).
I just felt like there was a need for a change. We've been doing the same thing since 2000, and now that the community is getting larger, and more of the media's attention are on us (and it's only going to grow), we have to start the ball rolling for more a professional appearance.[/quote]No one has to follow our example - but I hope that most people will.
[quote author=Ian_micheal link=board=DCGP2004;num=1096668276;start=0#11 date=10/03/04 at 01:59:55]Thanks metafox.. Yes i had been told other info from a few people. Would it not be possable to get a low budget lic officaly from sega for homebrew releases. Then trademarks could be used. Even if it was 50 cents per release to sega. Just sits un easy to me that they get nothing and did all the work.[/quote]This is being worked on as we speak. We're already taking some steps toward some kind of solution about getting our commercial independant software officially licensed, so we can get Dreamcast games back into retail outlets.
I didn't want to say anything about this beyond the small comment I made in my Retrogamer Magazine interview, as it's too early to comment. However, seeing that you brought it up, I felt I had to spill the beans.
Nothing is guaranteed to come from this, but I'm personally keeping an optimistic outlook.
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