[게임IN] 닌텐도와 이케가미 통신기의 동키콩 저작권 소송전

This is a story about a copyright lawsuit known in Japan as the Donkey Kong - Ikegami Tsushinki Case. The game at issue in this case is the 1981 arcade version of Donkey Kong. Although the game that sparked the incident was Donkey Kong Jr., released in 1982, it was referred to by the name above because Ikegami Tsushinki claimed to hold the copyright to the predecessor, Donkey Kong. It was a historically significant event as the first copyright case involving a game program. OST List 0:00 Introduction - Main Theme (Super Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Country) 0:46 What kind of company is Ikegami Tsushinki? - Stickerbush Symphony (Super Donkey Kong 2 / Donkey Kong Country 2) 2:51 Ikegami's Relationship with Nintendo - Submap Shuffle (Super Donkey Kong 3 / Donkey Kong Country 3) 5:09 The Copyright Dispute Over the First Game Program - Jungle Hijinxs [Cave] (Donkey Kong Returns) 6:23 Nintendo's Miscalculation - Spirit Tree ~ Hog Rider (Donkey Kong Jungle Beat) 8:57 The Progress of the Legal Battle - Ingot Isle Cave-In (Donkey Kong Bananza) 11:59 Why Nintendo Is Strict on Copyright - Main Theme (Piano Version)