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Re: Review: Rare Collection 1 (Evercade) - 12 Classics From A Legendary British Studio

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@mjparker77 I was cheerleading Evercade over on their Discord but I said I didn't like the 2012 Tomb Raider game. They have someone there that buys the carts to destroy or throw them out of windows but me not liking a game they think is great was enough to get me banned. Ironically even though I didn't have the money to get into buying their products I was always supporting and praising them on their Discord.

They're very ban happy. They originally banned me from their Facebook page because I criticised the version of Soccer Kid they were putting out. They unbanned me once I apologised. If you don't have the same opinions as they do about society or entertainment you become a target so that's what happened.

Re: Commodore Industries Is Trying To Prevent The Revived Commodore International From Using The Iconic Name

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I think Commodore International are probably legally in the right here since they own most of the actual company. I find it quite sad though there's the usual people not interested in seeing the company revived. Is it better for the company to stay dead and irrelevant? I don't think those people are fans.

@BodyLotion Agreed! Not sure what the problem is here, they should be uniting plus they're focusing on different products anyway.

Re: Limited Run Games Is Resurrecting Two More Games From The Night Trap Developer, Digital Pictures

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@Exerion76 I did ask about GZT at the time of the remaster and was told only the video tapes existed so this might be the only quality available although it's odd considering it was treated as a film production with a film director.

Actually I asked them directly, Flash Film Works response:

"On GZT none of the dailies reels survived, and all that was available was a Betacam SP dub of the edited masters."

"Also does any film exist for any of the Digital Pictures games? Was sad when my favourite Ground Zero Texas only existed via video tape."

"The only film dailies that existed were for Corpse Killer, What's My Story and some of the model work on Maximum Surge. Most of the projects were shot on digital betacam."

Re: Limited Run Explains How It Resurrected One Of The Most Expensive NES Games Of All Time

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"It was determined that no one could definitively claim ownership to the extent that they could license the game to us. Knowing this, we started the process with the Agency of Cultural Affairs to get a license through them. In this arrangement, the Agency of Cultural Affairs takes a standard licensing royalty from us and holds that money in the event that a clear owner comes forward."

I suppose Nightdive could do this to get the rights to remaster No One Lives Forever?

@Pally356 Bucky O'Hare.