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"I'd give my left nut to work at Epic. But alas... I doubt they have much need for an Oracle developer. "
We're looking for extremely smart and motivated people, and if we can find them we'll take them from *any* background or experience level.
We're looking for extremely smart and motivated people, and if we can find them we'll take them from *any* background or experience level.
So Epic contractually committed to develop and support the RealityEngine for existing licensees
Artificial Studios will continue the support obligations, not Epic, hence the wording of the press release.
I am sure that would be more comforting for them if they had it in writing
Again, existing license agreements are contractually safe, as any licensees who read their paperwork will be aware. The licensor, whether Epic or Artificial Studios, cannot terminate the agreements.
Artificial Studios will continue the support obligations, not Epic, hence the wording of the press release.
I am sure that would be more comforting for them if they had it in writing
Again, existing license agreements are contractually safe, as any licensees who read their paperwork will be aware. The licensor, whether Epic or Artificial Studios, cannot terminate the agreements.
Most software license agreements allow the licensor (which is now Epic) to terminate or change the terms of the license at any time
We explicitly covered this in the purchase paperwork. Epic cannot do this, nor do they want to - Epic don't want Reality licensees suing them for breach of contract. This is not the place to discuss business matters, but current licensees are completely covered and they have nothing to worry about.
We explicitly covered this in the purchase paperwork. Epic cannot do this, nor do they want to - Epic don't want Reality licensees suing them for breach of contract. This is not the place to discuss business matters, but current licensees are completely covered and they have nothing to worry about.
I'd like to clarify that all existing Reality Engine licenses will continue to be valid. UE3 is only an upgrade *option*, licensees may continue with Reality Engine without hinderace, and all support obligations will be upheld.
-Tim Johnson, Epic Games
-Tim Johnson, Epic Games
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