Hi Paul,
Last I talked to them, Bungie was open to the idea of letting cafes
run their games under their standard use license because they liked
the idea of their games being promoted in the cafe. This was at least
a couple of years ago, however, so you may want to check with them on
that. Activision, on the other hand, was squarely opposed to the idea.
There was also that interesting website, http://www.gamecopyworld.com
that was in discussion a while back...may want to poke around there
to see if there's anything mentioned.
-Matt
>Hi all,
>
>Some time ago a poster to this list mentioned that there were certain game
>companies allowing Internet cafes to use their games for free. As I recall
>they were doing this in return for the promotional publicity that would
>accrue to the games and their makers.
>
>Does anyone remember who those game makers were, or does anyone on the list
>know of any good free games or online competitions that could be added to a
>Web portal.
>
>Paul B.
>The Idea Gallery
>www.ideagal.com
>
>
>
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