Okay, folks, we've got something huge for you past the break. You remember those PSAs that requested you not copy that floppy? Well, it's going to a whole 'nother level now, because MC Double Def DP is back with a teaser for his new anti-piracy video. Apparently his rhymes and flashy outfit didn't do enough the first time around, so he's come back (and learned how to fly) to spread the word in a new video, the full version of which will be released sometime this summer. So kids, don't copy that! What? Why? Don't copy that!
Oh, and if you understand what is being said at the end of the video, you're totally a Klingon.
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I know, it just seems like its trying too hard to be funny by not taking its self seriously at all. The first one was kind of unintentionally funny, this one not so much. And i'm just basing this on the excessive use of the "cheesy trailer text".
These people obviously never heard of open source. I'm making a game and when it's done I'm licensing it under Creative Commons. Just to spite these people.
I don't think doing something completely legally is going to be spiteful. If you were to download like 30 games you'll never play, that would be, doing what you said seems almost encouraging to their idea
Holy crap, this is actually real!!! I was completely expecting some Mega64 riff on the old commercial, not that the SIIA had actually brought back this travesty. But sure enough, go to their official site and this was the first message on the page:
"Check out the trailer...anti-piracy hero MC Double Def DP will return this summer to drop some more knowledge on would-be pirates in the sequel to 1992's "Don't Copy That Floppy!"
that is -not- the original MC Double Def DP. it kind of looks like him, it kind of sounds like him, but these are just a bunch of guys making a youtube video. dont get your hopes up.