Monday 12 September 2016
Recent fan remakes of Metroid 2 and Sonic the Hedgehog have retro gaming fans clamoring for more. Problem is, only one of the two is still available after Nintendo buried the aforementioned Metroid remake and over 500 other fan-remade games. Sega has a different strategy. Rather than rallying a team of lawyers to smack around fans with DMCA notices, Sega instead reached out to fans to encourage them to keep doing it. It seems safe to say the company is authentic. It hasn’t taken down the fan-made Sonic orgy simulator, after all (video below). Nintendo, on the other hand, took down ‘AM2R’ —…
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