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Here's another preview on the latest build of the game, analyzing how different the game's cutscenes can be because of the dynamic dialogue system: http://seganerds.thekartel.com/blog/2010/0...d_good_and_evil Interesting to learn about the "gray area" for relationships with characters as well. I wonder just how much Michael Thornton's relationships with the pretty girls in the game would be...

Well after playing Heavy Rain, I think the bar has already been set for sexual content. )

If you own the game (as I said - legitimate uses), then you already have copyright permission to own that game's files, so there is no copyright violation. But you're still wrong*, unless you think the entire population of NZ consists of librarians and other "authorised" people- rather ironically I may well qualify as authorised and my dad very likely does, but the vast majority of people certainly won't. But as I said earlier, you're pretty much certain not to be prosecuted either civilly or criminally for it as it is close to impossible to prove and nobody would waste their time trying unless it's a mass distribution type thing. Or someone has highly paid lawyers sitting around wanting to justify their stipends. Just be glad we aren't having this debate under the old laws where copying music from a CD to your computer or iPod was illegal... *I admit my wording could have been far clearer on the why though. Wow -- all the fuss have been all around DRM these days!

Man can't believe that I missed this. Glad SEGA is having more community events like this... and it really seems that ones that are first to the game get first dibs on these first looks. Imagine how crazy it'd be if they were to do something with Sonic 4.