I just want more peace and understanding of other perspectives. Of course, huge disclaimer, just my opinion, do whatever you want with your own life and whatever makes you happy. but why not start defending things that actually matter? There are so many other, much more serious issues we're facing today, which I won't mention in the comment section of a gaming website. Of course, I know Nintendo is just one of countless other corporations being worshipped, but if people start taking those first tiny steps out of their bubbles, the world would be so much better. I'm well aware of the law and copyright and all that jazz, but why, oh why, do you care so darn much about the copyright of a billion dollar company that doesn't give a single microscopic darn about you? Even when they start taking down COVERS of their wonderful songs, which is the literal definition of transformative, you still defend them. It's not a fandom at this point for some, it's a cult, and it has been for quite some time IMO. Most recently, DeoxysPrime revealed that it had received over 500 copyright complaints from Nintendo, forcing the removal of a significant chunk of content. It's certainly not the first case of a YouTuber being forced to remove their Nintendo-related content after strikes from the company itself. This whole situation has left a really bad taste in my mouth and once I'm finished editing these Metroid videos that are currently in the pipeline - there's only just a couple left - I'm done." Nintendo can easily capitalise on this market, but they refuse to do so. "Why can't Nintendo go down this route? Why can't Nintendo do this like everyone else? Why does my recreation cover have to be removed when the song it's based off of has never seen any sort of official soundtrack release? It's obvious that there's a strong market demand for Nintendo to release this music outside of the game it was written for. SynaMax goes on to say that he'd rather Nintendo had taken over the monetisation of his videos rather than remove them entirely, as had been done with a couple of other, unrelated content from his channel, due to the fact that he only does this work for fun and not for money. However, a recreation cover, or just a cover in general or any sort of remix, that unfortunately cannot be done without compulsory licenses." I think it's important to point out that this only applies to music that's copyrighted by Nintendo my research videos about the music from Metroid Prime as well as music done in the style of Kenji Yamamoto, those things are all okay because that's not copyrighted Nintendo music.
"I'm really disappointed in Nintendo that they would force me to take down these videos because they want compulsory licenses.
SynaMax, who has a total of 6.88K subscribers, posted a video on his channel addressing the issue (thanks, VGC), stating that a lawyer representing Nintendo called him on May 31st and asked him to take down nine videos related to Metroid Prime from the channel.
Crackdown 3 trailer song Pc#
If you’re interested in learning more about the Crackdown 3 performance you can expect on the Xbox One X, Xbox One S and PC versions of the game jump over to our previous article where the team at Digital foundry have put it through its paces.Another YouTuber specialising in creating covers and remixes of classic Nintendo hits has sworn off the practice going forward after Nintendo's lawyers called to request the removal of nine videos. Players can also drive any vehicle found in-game.”ĭon’t forget you can watch This Week On Xbox from the Community section of the Xbox One dashboard in Canada, the UK and the US or watch it on the Xbox YouTube channel. Players can use a variety of weapons to achieve this end, from guns to grenades to rocket launchers, as well as their own physical power. “Crackdown 3 retains the core gameplay of Crackdown and Crackdown 2, featuring a number of different organizations controlling the city of New Providence that players will need to take down by killing their bosses and Kingpins, destroying their facilities, and destabilizing their infrastructures.
Crackdown 3 trailer song series#
Featuring the launch on Xbox, Major Nelson has this week included details in his weekly and aptly named This Week On Xbox series providing everything you need to know about the new launch on the Xbox platform. Today is the day the highly anticipated Crackdown 3 game launches providing any completely destructible environment for players to enjoy.
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