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Someone Accurately Recreated Red Dead Online In Dreams

Red Dead Online is a game that has improved a lot since it first launched back in late 2018. But it still has some issues. One of the most annoying is how often players get kicked from the game, often randomly with no warning. Someone recreated that experience in Dreams.

Unspoken1556d ago

It's been an incredibly slow news month. Red Dead and Fall Out have remakes in a Sony "game" that should have been out at PS4's release. Dreams is a concept Sony was known for, even though it seems like a rip of Project Spark.

Godmars2901556d ago

Think you mean Project Spark was a rip of Little Big Planet, of which Dream is the spiritual and literal successor to.

No really, look up LBP2, 3 or even one. See how complex they got.

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lellkay1556d ago

"Project Spark" hahahahaahahah

majiebeast1556d ago

Project spark haha dont make me laugh.

rainslacker1556d ago

it's good maybe once every 3-4 years to look at what is coming out on consoles other than Xbox. There's a whole wide world of games you seem to be missing out on.

RedDevils1556d ago

Project Spark? Is that a turd?

BlaqMagiq11556d ago (Edited 1556d ago )

That "ripoff" of Project Spark destroys Project Spark in every way sooo...

Unspoken1554d ago

@Godmars290

Fair enough, but if we go back even further Garry's mod released in 2004,

...and if you want to get even more technical Unreal Engine released on PC in 98.

@Cloud
If you are only referring to PlayStation, then no I'm not missing out on much as I could simply stay on PC to have access to every genre type. Also most Sony "exclusives" are coming to PC and the remaining games aren't enough to buy into the Eco system. I don't think anyone could convince the PC player base to leave PC for Sony's console. But good luck. :)

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SinisterKieran1557d ago

i know its happens but i can't remember that last time i got kicked from a game.

S2Killinit1557d ago (Edited 1557d ago )

John wayne?

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XxExacutionerxX1557d ago (Edited 1557d ago )

I wonder if someone recreates a game in dreams that hasn't been release yet but has been show to the public, could the developers sue the developers of Dreams.

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frostypants1557d ago (Edited 1557d ago )

These "re-creations" are generally just small scenes from games, not the entire game, and zero threat to the real thing. People are being a bit dishonest with the use of the term "re-create".

The best stuff in Dreams are the completely original creations people have made. These so-called "re-creations" are interesting, but little more than that. IF someone were to actually copy a game from start to finish it would get taken down.

DerfDerf1557d ago

The plan for a lot of them is to recreate it. They just haven't had the time to get that far. Fact of the matter is the game allows total creative freedom with no way to monetize it so everything is safe. If you could monetize it that would be a different story.

frostypants1557d ago (Edited 1557d ago )

@shloobian, trust me, if someone re-makes, say, the entirety of Legend of Zelda in Dreams, it will get taken down. Any apparent lack of monetization wouldn't eliminate an IP dispute (and regardless, the claim by the plaintiff would be that MM is monetizing it via access to the content being a selling point for their software...but even without that, there'd be grounds for a claim). MM and Sony won't want to deal with that, I promise.

It's no different than if you went and re-coded your own 1-for-1 copy of Zelda in C and gave it away to people for free (I'm avoiding the whole debate over abandonware here, obviously). That wouldn't be deemed legal. You'd have to change it "just enough".

drizzom1556d ago (Edited 1556d ago )

Its because it makes for good publicity. "People" recreated FF7 and PT and it got lots of media attention. If anything dreams is a tool used for good publicity at the moment.

CaptainOmega1557d ago

The concept of intellectual property gets muddy. I’d say there is no legal action one can take against someone who say, recreates an entire Halo game minus the voice actors, music.. ect. I’d think of it like Minecraft.

neutralgamer19921557d ago

They can't do anything. This is modnation racer and LBP all over again. Modnation always had Mario, sonic etc

The only way anyone could have some legal ground is if its being sold. When these creations are free and user created there isn't much

It's like wwe games where people can create stars from other promotions

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P_Bomb1556d ago (Edited 1556d ago )

Could doesn’t mean would or should. If it were worth it to copyright holders, lawyers would be ambulance chasing American Idol auditions and bankrupting buskers into oblivion. But they don’t. Homeless guy on his guitar doesn’t pay for Godfather any more than Slash https://youtu.be/N9pPD9H6sy...

rainslacker1556d ago

Copyright owners can most certainly do something. A cease and desist to Sony would have it taken down pretty quick. Sony isn't going to risk a lawsuit, and since they work with the game industry, they're going to have an interest in protecting publisher interests.

Even if this wasn't the case, content can be taken down if it is infringing on an IP. If you recreate something, and say it's a recreation, you don't have rights to distribute it. Fair use only goes so far, and the simple act of using the name is enough to infringement.

It really comes down to the court to decide, but even if something is changed to some degree for artistic license, it doesn't give free reign for people to copy others, even if all the assets are made by themselves, all coding is done by them, and they make their own spin on it.

Smaller fan recreations aren't likely to get slapped down. Most companies are fine with some fan work. There are a few that are notorious for taking down content regardless of the intent of the creator.

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DerfDerf1557d ago

I've never once seen that error

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Dreams Creator Regrets Lack Of PC Versions, Next Project Is "More Of A Game Than A Creation Tool"

Media Molecule director said the studio's next title is more a game & less a creation tool. He also regrets not having a PC version of Dreams.

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-Foxtrot17d ago

If there was one PC version that should have existed it’s Dreams

I’m super glad they will be going back to something more traditional gaming wise.

Cacabunga17d ago

I’m sure they’ll find something creative to implement like Tearaway on vita. What a gem 💎 that thing was!!!

Abear2117d ago

My dream was DreamsVR and creating landscapes, characters, and sculptures using that amazing toolbox in vr, that would have been something imo.

ocelot0717d ago

I thought It has vr support?

Amplitude17d ago

It did but it came out as an update LONG after the game was essentially dead

P_Bomb17d ago

Dreams PC was the dream. Woulda given the game a much needed boost. Here’s hoping they follow it up well.

phoenixwing17d ago

If sony had any sense they'd be making a pc version pronto

mkis00717d ago

They probably ran into the same problem they did with the potential of last of us factions....the support needed was just too much to consider expanding to more platforms for a smallish studio.

Abnor_Mal17d ago (Edited 17d ago )

I use to say this when the game was first releasing, many kept saying it would not be possible, something about the toolsets.

I said this was one game that needed to be on as many platforms as possible, including PC and Xbox just like how Minecraft is everywhere.

Goodguy0117d ago

Creation tools just don't work on console very well. It's definitely more suited for PC, and it's very odd Sony decided not to port it over. Good MM is working on an actual game instead.

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Dreams Dev Media Molecule Says Layoffs Impact Planned Community and Curation Support

IGN writes: "Media Molecule has said the layoffs at the Sony-owned studio have affected plans for ongoing community and curation support in Dreams."

Inverno61d ago

How self sustained can DREAM be when it's basically stuck on PS4? I don't think it's even gotten a PS5 upgrade. Ending support for what is essentially a game making engine is basically death. SONY did DREAMS dirty.

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How Dreams Tren update was inspired by a childhood spent playing with trains

Media Molecule Creative Director John Beech talks about making a very personal project in Dreams, available with PlayStation Plus.

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