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<blockquote data-quote="Sean" data-source="post: 151484" data-attributes="member: 643"><p>True, for some IP-holders it's an investment - they just buy cheap film and TV catalogues hoping to make a buck here and there. MST3K episodes are a good case in point: they're riffing movies no one would see otherwise and once they started putting them on DVD some rights-holders were like "cha-ching!" But as long as there's enough of a back catalogue to keep doing box sets, the publisher (Shout Factory) can just say "nah" and the greedy so-and-sos are confronted with some money or no money for that property.</p><p></p><p>The problem with a lot of the film licenses you're talking about with pinball is the rights-holders make enough money off the property that a virtual pinball table wouldn't even register, so they just don't care.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sean, post: 151484, member: 643"] True, for some IP-holders it's an investment - they just buy cheap film and TV catalogues hoping to make a buck here and there. MST3K episodes are a good case in point: they're riffing movies no one would see otherwise and once they started putting them on DVD some rights-holders were like "cha-ching!" But as long as there's enough of a back catalogue to keep doing box sets, the publisher (Shout Factory) can just say "nah" and the greedy so-and-sos are confronted with some money or no money for that property. The problem with a lot of the film licenses you're talking about with pinball is the rights-holders make enough money off the property that a virtual pinball table wouldn't even register, so they just don't care. [/QUOTE]
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