Hello,
I want to make some arcade like machines and then put those in public places where kids can drop some coins in and play. but here's the problem, the games that I would like to run on those machines are not actual arcade games, those are games released for the gaming consoles from 1970s to 2000s.
I'd be doing this outside of US, a country like Georgia or something like that. so my question is, will I ever get sued by the owners if I put that into action regarding the fact that the country that I'd be doing this in, is Georgia?
The owners of the legal rights of those games would probably not take kindly to you infringing on those rights and profiting from it. Their rights are enforceable internationally. Your best bet is to reach out to the owners and ask for permission to do this.
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