We just LOVE the idea of you using and distributing content from any prior Epic Games, Unreal franchise game in Unreal Tournament 2004 Mod. Therefore we grant you a license to use to use content any prior Epic Games Unreal franchise game in Unreal Tournament 2004 Mods. For the sake of clarity you will not gain any ownership whatsoever in any Epic content nor can you use any Epic content outside the scope of the rights granted here. Any attempt to do so will bring about the wrath of our attorneys.
10. Complete Agreement. This license constitutes the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the use of the Software and the related documentation. However, Atari and Epic reserve the right to modify the terms of this license from time to time and will post notice of material changes somewhere within www.epicgames.com.
13. Enjoyment Requirements. ... Now, be gone from the screen and enjoy the Software
What exactly means "epic franchise game"?
whether or not this is legal? They've changed their EULA to allow you to use their prior content, so I'm not complaining or anything, but I'd be really curious to see if they could hold you to a EULA that was changed AFTER you "agreed" to it. AFAIK, every EULA is very hot on calling itself a "binding contract", and I don't think you can just change a binding contract without both parties agreeing and resigning?
Creston
Therefore we grant you a license to use to use content any prior Epic Games Unreal franchise game in Unreal Tournament 2004 Mods.
Are all EULA's worded like this? I don't think I've ever read one.
Any attempt to do so will bring about the wrath of our attorneys.
Are all EULA's worded like this? I don't think I've ever read one.