Mixtape Publisher Confirms Game Will Not Be Delisted Over Music
Annapurna Interactive has clarified that Mixtape will remain available for purchase, having secured perpetual music licenses for the game's soundtrack.
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Nej, Mixtape kommer inte att försvinna på grund av musiklicenser
Developer and publisher Annapurna Interactive has addressed concerns that the game Mixtape might be removed from sale due to expiring music licenses. They have secured perpetual licenses for all music used in the game, with the publisher stating that claims of time-limited licenses are false.
Mixtape Isn't Going Anywhere, Won't Be Delisted Over Music Licenses
Developers Beethoven & Dinosaur and publisher Annapurna Interactive have confirmed that the PlayStation 5 game Mixtape will not be delisted due to music licensing issues. Permanent licenses were secured for the soundtrack, which is integral to the game's narrative and experience. This ensures the game remains available for purchase despite the potential complexities of using licensed music.
No, Mixtape will not be delisted "due to music licenses expiring"
Annapurna Interactive has clarified that the game Mixtape will not be delisted due to expiring music licenses. Creative director Johnny Galvatron confirmed that the licenses were secured in perpetuity. The publisher explicitly stated that rumors of delisting were false.
After becoming one of the year's best-rated games, Mixtape devs say it won't ever be removed from sale due to expiring music licenses: "That was a lie"
Developers of the critically acclaimed adventure game Mixtape have stated that the game will not be removed from sale due to expiring music licenses, contrary to common industry practices. The team at Beethoven & Dinosaur, published by Annapurna Interactive, claims to have secured perpetual licenses for the game's soundtrack, ensuring its long-term availability.
Mixtape Publisher Refutes Claim That Expired Music Licenses Will Cause the Game to Be Delisted
Annapurna Interactive and developer Beethoven and Dinosaur have addressed concerns regarding music licensing in the game Mixtape. They have assured fans that expired music licenses will not lead to the game being delisted.
Claims that Mixtape will be delisted over music licenses are 'a lie,' says publisher
Claims that the narrative adventure game Mixtape will be delisted due to music licenses are false, according to publisher Annapurna Interactive and creative director Johnny Galvatron. Developer Beethoven and Dinosaur paid extra to secure perpetual licenses for the game's soundtrack, which features over two dozen licensed songs. This addresses concerns that the game might be removed from digital storefronts, a fate that has befallen other titles with licensed content.
