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  2. Intellectual property protection of video games - Wikipedia

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    The second form is as an audiovisual work, as determined in the 1982 case Stern Electronics, Inc. v. Kaufman; while video games present images and sound that are not in a fixed form, the repetitive use of these in a systematic response to player's actions was sufficient for copyright protections as audiovisual works.

  3. Atari, Inc. v. North American Philips Consumer Electronics Corp.

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    Around the same time, Philips created Munchkin as a similar maze-chase game, leading Atari to sue them for copyright infringement. Relevant copyright case law was limited at the time, disputing whether video game graphics even qualified as fixed audiovisual works, as seen in traditional games. Courts were consistently finding for plaintiffs ...

  4. Tetris Holding, LLC v. Xio Interactive, Inc. - Wikipedia

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    Mino also added new power-ups and game modes to the basic Tetris gameplay. [7] The game's marketing materials described it as a "Tetromino game" with "fast-paced, line-clearing features", and ended with a disclaimer: "Mino and Xio Interactive are not affiliated with Tetris™ or the Tetris Company™". [6]

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  6. Category:Video game copyright case law - Wikipedia

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  7. Lewis Galoob Toys, Inc. v. Nintendo of America, Inc. - Wikipedia

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    The copyright cases of Midway, Galoob, and Micro Star continue to guide the law around game modifications, that a permanent modification is likely copyright infringement, where an impermanent modification is not. [27] The Galoob precedent has led courts to permit the use of third-party software to manipulate and cheat at other games. [30]

  8. Legal issues with fan fiction - Wikipedia

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    For this reason, in fanfiction, making a successful case for trademark infringement is more difficult than for copyright infringement. An additional defense to trademark infringement or dilution relies on the First Amendment guarantee of freedom of speech. Courts have shown reluctance to curtail creative uses of trademarks in expressive works.

  9. Animator sues Disney claiming “Moana 2” copyright infringement

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    Woodall seeks as damages 2.5 percent of Moana's gross revenue, equivalent to $10 billion, and a court order affirming his copyright and barring further infringement. Read the original article on ...