I agree with you, and yes, however you look at it, it is infringement. BUT what I was saying is that companies would make a bigger effort to protect their property, by sueing when you take everything as is and just throw it out there. I'm not saying either is a smaller sin, or less illegal. In shor...

Trademark and copyright are very different things. Most countries take copyright very seriously. Copyright in China is the Right to Copy. :rollin But yeah, both are covered by WIPO. Nothing beats getting off the plane in China and seeing a very familiar mermaid... with very familiar napkins and cup...

Reprogramming an entire game from scratch just to fix a flaw or two is a huge and relatively fruitless undertaking for the ones developing it. It's not worth it. It's also a LOT more copyright infringing than a remake with an actual graphical, musical, interface overhaul. Actually, not really, sinc...

Reprogramming an entire game from scratch just to fix a flaw or two is a huge and relatively fruitless undertaking for the ones developing it. It's not worth it. It's also a LOT more copyright infringing than a remake with an actual graphical, musical, interface overhaul. Actually, not really, sinc...