Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku

.MajinVFan · 05-23-2005

I want to know if currently it is illegal to get Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku of a person to person software. I guess that requires finding out if it is copyrighted material or not? I don't want to get in trouble if I try to download it.

.Dragonball_Legacy · 05-23-2005

I can get you a free copy of it... I don't care about the legal charges, because to hell with humans...

.MajinVFan · 05-24-2005

QUOTE(Dragonball_Legacy @ May 22 2005, 09:39 PM)
I can get you a free copy of it... I don't care about the legal charges, because to hell with humans...

[snapback]361690[/snapback]

Isn't there any way I can get it without the stupid illegal charges?

Thanks for the offer though.

SSJBulma · 05-24-2005

Um...sorry but what's Zetsu Metsu Keikaku ?

.Jammy · 05-24-2005

It's that 2 part game/movie thingy. Where it's like a movie but it was a game, then they released it on video.
I have them, and to prove, there on my PC. Look ¬

05-24-2005

I think I saw it.........I don't really remember it though........

.VegettoEX · 05-24-2005

(1) Do you own the original 2-volume VHS release from Toei in 1994?

(2) Do you own the 2nd DBZ "Dragon Box" DVD boxset released by Toei in 2003?

(3) Do you own the two PlayDia games?

If "no" to the above, then you're in no way legally allowed to own any version of the PlayDia footage, be it on VHS, DVD, or digitally on your computer. It doesn't matter that it hasn't been (and probably never will be) licensed for American distribution. The USA upholds international copyright law as if it were its own, thanks to all of us (in this specific case, the US & Japan) signing the Berne Convention.

That's pretty much the end of any way the discussion could head.

05-23-2005	#1 (permalink)
.MajinVFan (1) Earthling Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 7 Rep Power: 0	Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku I want to know if currently it is illegal to get Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku of a person to person software. I guess that requires finding out if it is copyrighted material or not? I don't want to get in trouble if I try to download it.

05-23-2005	#2 (permalink)
.Dragonball_Legacy (19) Mastered Super Saiyan Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 1,135 Rep Power: 0	Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku I can get you a free copy of it... I don't care about the legal charges, because to hell with humans...

05-24-2005	#3 (permalink)
.MajinVFan (1) Earthling Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 7 Rep Power: 0	Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku QUOTE(Dragonball_Legacy @ May 22 2005, 09:39 PM) I can get you a free copy of it... I don't care about the legal charges, because to hell with humans... [snapback]361690[/snapback] Isn't there any way I can get it without the stupid illegal charges? Thanks for the offer though.

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05-24-2005	#5 (permalink)
.Jammy (24) Super Saiyan 4 Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 3,372 Rep Power: 9	Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku It's that 2 part game/movie thingy. Where it's like a movie but it was a game, then they released it on video. I have them, and to prove, there on my PC. Look ¬

05-24-2005	#6 (permalink)
Anonymous Guest Posts: n/a	Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku I think I saw it.........I don't really remember it though........

05-24-2005	#7 (permalink)
.VegettoEX (10) Saiyan Elite Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 136 Rep Power: 5	Dragon Ball Z: Saiya-jin Zetsu Metsu Keikaku (1) Do you own the original 2-volume VHS release from Toei in 1994? (2) Do you own the 2nd DBZ "Dragon Box" DVD boxset released by Toei in 2003? (3) Do you own the two PlayDia games? If "no" to the above, then you're in no way legally allowed to own any version of the PlayDia footage, be it on VHS, DVD, or digitally on your computer. It doesn't matter that it hasn't been (and probably never will be) licensed for American distribution. The USA upholds international copyright law as if it were its own, thanks to all of us (in this specific case, the US & Japan) signing the Berne Convention. That's pretty much the end of any way the discussion could head.