Re: enough is enough, and it's time for a change.
Sadly, the following questions may never get answered, unless someone contacts David Phil, and all other gaming devs directly (or if they ever see this thread somewhere).
1. Where did they originally get the sounds?
2. Did they ever get permission from official publishers to make them?
3. Where the games just purely made for fans to enjoy?
Same goes for ESP Softworks/Adora Entertainment/Draconis Entertainment.
I never asked James North where he gotten said sounds. Would Draconis even say if they did? Considering that particular company does not share secrets?
Me wonders if one of yall (if you had the time), went through all of the games found in the data base, and saw which games actually gotten permission to use their sounds.
Yes you'd have to go through the ReadMes of each one, but that may be necessary to do so, for proper conclusion to this mess.
In some ways, comparing this battle on here, is similar to what's going on with YouTube and copyright. But that thread's already been made.
PS. Trek 2000 is "Freeware" now and has been for sometime, but who knows with that one.
Although Sarah does not have any music to do with Harry Potter, that menu music though? Hmmm...
Oh Ten Pin Alley... I hope Phil got permission for that song...
Alien Outback does use some midi songs, though not all of them are.
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