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I could buy that. Although I found a katakana keyboard and the copyright is apparently given to someone named Ītī
Take note Star Fox Adventures, THAT'S how you make 3-Card Monty difficultLuigi's Mansion 3 has ended up a lot more challenging than I thought it would, lol. Game starts off pretty easy, but it's got a nice difficulty curve to it. I find that certain boss fights are taking me a few tries before figuring out and some puzzles and hidden gems are really clever; this game really is the definitive Luigi's Mansion in my eyes. Probably gonna end up in my top 3 Switch games too.
That said, forget the boss on floor 11. That thing was a surprising difficulty spike, and abused a mechanic I'm terrible at in games.
That helps. I also just stumbled onto a website with it written out in text. Translating the page now.
I don't care for Star Wars either. Hell, I'm not even that into the MCU like that. But instead on focusing on what I don't like, think about hype ****.
Shroob
Well now you got another issue though.
Looks like the copyright is owned by the game’s director and film’s producer, Juzo Itami. Thanks for providing me that image. Helps to have multiple sources.
Also glad that it’s just a guy who owns the trademark and not a large corporation. Generally speaking, licensing from single individuals is easier then licensing from corporations.
this is what I like to see. We need more of this mindset.
****.
Well then I hope he has an estate like Andre Norton does for her works
If he doesn’t then what happens to the copyright? Does it just go public domain?Well then I hope he has an estate like Andre Norton does for her works
Only thing I know about Japan copyright is that it’s apparently compliant with the Berne Convention.
So.... the copyright is still registered to him until roughly 2067?
Dig up his corpse.
I... think so? I got the info from Wikipedia so it might be outdated.
Someone else who played Star Fox Adventures?Take note Star Fox Adventures, THAT'S how you make 3-Card Monty difficult
I actually like that game, lol.
Same, I never watched the movies but I love the mandalorian so much I might just start, but the only thing that would get me super excited is if Disney announced an R rated Darth Vader show.
Good thing that it will be in public domain in Japan (the only place it was ever even registered) by the time Disney lets Capcom make another MvC.
Only a matter of time til they kick Martinet to the curb so they can cast Jonah Hill as Mario.
That’s be some certified good **** I tell ya hwat.
I will pay money to see a Mario movie where Mario, Luigi, Wario, AND Waluigi are all voiced by Danny DeVito. Just imagine the trailer.
To be 100% honest, they're probably gonna cast Kevin Hart as Toad.
The internet seems content to cast Danny DeVito as every Nintendo character.
Fun fact: The guy who wrote those Roman numerals didn’t know how they worked. So he accidentally wrote 1164 and not 1964. So under US copyright law the way it functioned at the time, Rudolph and all the content in the special has been in public domain for about 800 years. All because of a typo.
I specifically mentioned that the character Rudolph is not in public domain. He’s a separate trademark and copyright.
How about a B-B-Boat that can't f-fl-flo---*brglbrglbrgl*
How about an introvert that hates being alone?
When did you move on from Kirby to void memes?
that's very cursed, sir
What void memes? ^_^
Me too.
