I take good screen shots

[Matty_G33]

I got proof right here.

It is not doctored, and I think many sites claim that the big names took something from theirs.
Deezer, do you think that magazine you pointed out to really took your screenshot? I see many Mags take stuff from sites.

[Deezer]

Either you're intentionally misunderstanding the replies or something is getting lost from the USA to NZ.

[NintendoExpert89]

It doesn't change the fact that the artwork was the company's to be begin with, and always was.

You have to realize the company spent money to make the image. You can't just scan it and say the image is your property now. They have the right to take whatever belongs to them off websites, because they have the authority. It cost them perhaps, well over a thousand dollars or so to make it (a guess here). What did it cost you to scan it? Nothing.

[BP]

...'S why I got really mad when I found out that Gamespot put their big, obnoxious watermark on the Super Paper Mario box art. It was ultra-high resolution, too. And when I scanned the box myself it came out all grainy...

[Matty_G33]

Deezer, I am not lost from the "USA to NZ" thing. I only did that my own topic, "What Wii accesory should I get?" It is essential to know the price differences and releases if you are in a different country and need to tell someone else in a different one.

The world does not revolve around America, it revolves around the Sun.

I know that a company always claims their artwork as their own, and many people do. I just find it strange that Nintendo had to take an image from a site, seeing that they made the box art (can't they get a box of Super Metroid?)

And Deezer, I'm think the Magazine Editors used a image search from Google or some other search engine (like Clusty, it is Wii Firendly!)

[Deezer]

And Deezer, I'm think the Magazine Editors used a image search from Google or some other search engine (like Clusty, it is Wii Firendly!)

If I were a magazine editor, that's probably what I would've done too. But then I would've e-mailed the site owner and said, "Hey, thanks for the most perfect screen shot of Mario's Picross. We'll be using it in our magazine."

[Matty_G33]

Although there is an address near the picture (to indicate what site it comes from), many people give the search engine all the credit, rather than the site it normally came from.

It could have been from a different site, who knows...

[Lizard Dude]

Open INTERNET EXPLORER, turn off the lights, crank your speakers, and go to this URL: http://lizarddude.kontek.net/EMPicross.html

[Chupperson Weird]

I'd like to point out that unique screenshots are a bit different than the box art for the game. Since, you know, screenshots are unique.

[Deezer]

It could have been from a different site, who knows...

I doubt it, unless they skipped it on the first page of Google image search. Anyway, I know I took the screen shot in the first place so it doesn't matter where they got it from; they still used my screen shot. :)

[Matty_G33]

I barely get nice messages these days...would you guys actually be nice?

[Deezer]

:)

[Matty_G33]

Oh sure, like that counts (E):-}) (It'sa Mario...)

[Deezer]

You continue to misunderstand the posts on this forum. Perhaps you should take a break from here for a while.

[BP]

* Bird Person sticks a :) onto Deezer's post

Don't be so rude, Deezer. Anyway, whatever happened to "No problem; BREAD!"