A video game enters the public domain when its copyright protection expires, allowing anyone to use, copy, or distribute it without permission. And Video games have been around for longer than 40 years... The first video game was Tennis for Two, created in 1958 by nuclear physicist William Higinbotham.
@ValiantWrestling I'm aware video games have been around longer than 40 years but they're not as old compared to movies when steamboat Willie Mickey became public domain He was first released in 1928 From many early games They were created and released around the 60s to 70s and that is the very early games For this early chest video game Shouldn't have gone public domain At this point Unless some shit went down with the previous owner to make it go public domain early I don't know much of copyright other than big company owns big thing and want to keep it for themselves And make a lot Money or forget it and leave it to dust That's all I know
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Oh. I thought that pre-rendered title screen was the game already. In disappointed
We could use a playlist on this channel for public domain games.
Hi
Ironclaw just played virtual chess for 9 minutes 🤨?
What's your problem?
@@ValiantWrestling Nothing it's just he played chess for 9 minutes, I didn't expect to see chess on world of longplays.
Wait hold on this is in the public domain?! Video games have really been around for like 40 years How did this game get in the public domain?
A video game enters the public domain when its copyright protection expires, allowing anyone to use, copy, or distribute it without permission.
And Video games have been around for longer than 40 years...
The first video game was Tennis for Two, created in 1958 by nuclear physicist William Higinbotham.
@ValiantWrestling I'm aware video games have been around longer than 40 years but they're not as old compared to movies when steamboat Willie Mickey became public domain He was first released in 1928 From many early games They were created and released around the 60s to 70s and that is the very early games For this early chest video game Shouldn't have gone public domain At this point Unless some shit went down with the previous owner to make it go public domain early I don't know much of copyright other than big company owns big thing and want to keep it for themselves And make a lot Money or forget it and leave it to dust That's all I know