, SecurityFocus 2005-02-09
In the first case of its kind, a California video game maker is suing an entire community of software tinkerers for reverse engineering and modifying Xbox games that they legally purchased.
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Theory of moral rights
2005-02-10
Doug Sibley (14 replies)
Doug Sibley (14 replies)
Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games
2005-02-10
Alterac (Alterac (at) McDonaldConsulting (dot) com [email concealed]) (2 replies)
Alterac (Alterac (at) McDonaldConsulting (dot) com [email concealed]) (2 replies)
Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games
2005-02-18
D'Glenn (dglenn (at) radix (dot) net [email concealed])
D'Glenn (dglenn (at) radix (dot) net [email concealed])
Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games
2005-02-10
Rich (2 replies)
Rich (2 replies)
Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games
2005-02-14
Michael (at) UltraPresence (dot) net [email concealed]
Michael (at) UltraPresence (dot) net [email concealed]
"We spent millions of dollars to develop these games, and people are coming in and changing the code to their liking, and that's illegal."
2005-02-11
tiger YAMATO
tiger YAMATO
Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games
2005-02-11
Tanis (1 replies)
Tanis (1 replies)
Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games
2005-02-15
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
Hackers sued for tinkering with Xbox games
2005-02-18
D'Glenn (dglenn (at) radix (dot) net [email concealed])
D'Glenn (dglenn (at) radix (dot) net [email concealed])
They Are Killing Their Own Best Customers: What Kind of Game Is DoA Beach Volleyball
2005-02-11
Anonymous
Anonymous
This is daft!
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