Angry Joe interview with Major Nelson

[Sparky zac]

So if you have not see it already, here is the interview of angry joe's interview of major nelson where he tries to get answers to some generally avoided questions.

[IIwizardeigesII]

Already seen this and his rants about the xBone,I love his videos. ninja nelson is still a p***k and I don't get why people call him nice.

[Casshern1337]

ANGRY ARMY~~~!!!!

[Sir Messenger]

I find it hilarious that Microsoft doesn't seem to give a s**t they will be breaking UK law.

[Murder Toys]

I love how Major Nelson gets really defensive when Joe brings up Steam.

[Caerthakatha]

Bob Dobbs

I find it hilarious that Microsoft doesn't seem to give a s**t they will be breaking UK law.

Which law? Haven't seen anything about this.

[Khorkalba]

IIwizardeigesII

nelson is still a p***k and I don't get why people call him nice.

He's a bit arrogant, but he's not as smarmy or dislikable as Don Mattrick.

[Sir Messenger]

Caerthakatha

Bob Dobbs

I find it hilarious that Microsoft doesn't seem to give a s**t they will be breaking UK law.

Which law? Haven't seen anything about this.

Angry Joe even mentions it in the video.

UsedSoft GmbH v Oracle International Corp.

Quote:

in the event of the resale of a user licence entailing the resale of a copy of a computer program downloaded from the copyright holder's website, that licence having originally been granted by that rightholder to the first acquirer for an unlimited period in return for payment of a fee intended to enable the rightholder to obtain a remuneration corresponding to the economic value of that copy of his work, the second acquirer of the licence, as well as any subsequent acquirer of it, will be able to rely on the exhaustion of the distribution right under Article 4(2) of that directive, and hence be regarded as lawful acquirers of a copy of a computer program within the meaning of Article 5(1) of that directive and benefit from the right of reproduction provided for in that provision.

Source

If the distribution rights are exhausted in the first sale,

how can they charge a fee for used games? (source)

Why can you can only give a game once to a friend and they have to have been on your list for 30 days and it can only be given out once.

Either they would have to have an entirely different policy for EU or they wouldn't be able to sell the Xbox one in EU at all.

Games Licensing on Xbox One

[GrandMasterTimmy]

Bob Dobbs

I find it hilarious that Microsoft doesn't seem to give a s**t they will be breaking UK law.

WHO CARES ABOUT UK LAW!?

[Sir Messenger]

PatrioticPaladin

Bob Dobbs

I find it hilarious that Microsoft doesn't seem to give a s**t they will be breaking UK law.

WHO CARES ABOUT UK LAW!?

The people in the UK, but that's a wild guess.

Did Gaia change the rule where signatures have to be less than 100,000 Bytes or is that still in effect?

[GrandMasterTimmy]

Bob Dobbs

PatrioticPaladin

Bob Dobbs

I find it hilarious that Microsoft doesn't seem to give a s**t they will be breaking UK law.

WHO CARES ABOUT UK LAW!?

The people in the UK, but that's a wild guess.

Did Gaia change the rule where signatures have to be less than 100,000 Bytes or is that still in effect?

Why do you ask?

[God Emperor Baldur]

Bob Dobbs

Caerthakatha

Bob Dobbs

I find it hilarious that Microsoft doesn't seem to give a s**t they will be breaking UK law.

Which law? Haven't seen anything about this.

Angry Joe even mentions it in the video.

UsedSoft GmbH v Oracle International Corp.

Quote:

in the event of the resale of a user licence entailing the resale of a copy of a computer program downloaded from the copyright holder's website, that licence having originally been granted by that rightholder to the first acquirer for an unlimited period in return for payment of a fee intended to enable the rightholder to obtain a remuneration corresponding to the economic value of that copy of his work, the second acquirer of the licence, as well as any subsequent acquirer of it, will be able to rely on the exhaustion of the distribution right under Article 4(2) of that directive, and hence be regarded as lawful acquirers of a copy of a computer program within the meaning of Article 5(1) of that directive and benefit from the right of reproduction provided for in that provision.

Source

If the distribution rights are exhausted in the first sale,

how can they charge a fee for used games? (source)

Why can you can only give a game once to a friend and they have to have been on your list for 30 days and it can only be given out once.

Either they would have to have an entirely different policy for EU or they wouldn't be able to sell the Xbox one in EU at all.

Games Licensing on Xbox One

There is a way to overcome that tiny issue with politicians