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This is more of a legal question than anything, But there is this old game that was on the gamecube that my brother and I played when we were kids, The developer and the publisher both went out of business, if I were to figure out a way to port the game to UE5 and release it for free, would I get in trouble or since I would be doing it for free would I be legally in the clear?
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- sterfsterf said: random side note: when this happens the ip often gets auctioned cheaply (often cheap for a business, probably still very expensive for an individual) but its not impossible that you could go buy that ip
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This is more of a legal question than anything, But there is this old game that was on the gamecube that my brother and...