, 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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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])
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2005-02-11
Anonymous
Anonymous

Modding doesn't cause the company to lose profits when A. the mod is offered for free and B. where any or all of the game is not actually reproduced and offered for free.
this case should be made aware to the public on a widescale bassis so that the public knows what's going on.
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