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This week on Retronauts. I'm your host, Kevin Bunch. This is not an episode about Star Wars or the Clone Wars, except it's kind of about clone wars of a sort. A lot less laser blasting, a lot more legal filing.

So this is the first and what I'm kind of thinking might be a fun series of episodes to do about the world of video game lawsuits, because these are such a rich resource of information

about the industry and about its history.

And I'm really excited to talk about this particular topic, which is on, you know, lawsuits surrounding game clones.

And before we dig any further into that, I want to introduce the folks I have with me.

We'll go alphabetically. It'll

make it easy. I think that's me because my name is Diamond Fight. And honestly, the only

reason I'm here is because I made an episode about Doom Clones a while back. So if Kevin didn't

have me on here, I would sue him for stealing my ideas.

It's fair.

It's a proud tradition in copyright law.

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