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Spider-Man: Miles Morales Trailer Pulled Due To Copyright Claim

In a bizarre turn of events, the Spider-Man: Miles Morales announcement trailer has been pulled from YouTube due to a copyright claim. The claim, which was made by Gameloft S.E., seems pretty brazen as they don’t own the copyright to what was shown.

Gameloft did produce mobile Spider-Man games as well as mobile versions. While they were involved in the franchise to some capacity, that doesn’t mean they own the IP. The IP’s game license belongs to Insomniac Games. Whatever the case is behind this strange trailer pull, it’s sure to be resolved in a matter of days. That said, it hasn’t been pulled from Marvel Entertainment’s YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXXX9-TrXrg

PSX Extreme has reached to Gameloft for comment and will update the article once we have one.

What do you think? Are you excited for Spider-Man: Miles Morales? Tell us below!

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Xiaolin
Xiaolin
3 years ago

Ha!

Sony deserves this. They and many other companies have abused the crap out of YouTube’s terrible copyright claim policy.

Grecs
Grecs
3 years ago
Reply to  Xiaolin

lol why so happy?

Xiaolin
Xiaolin
3 years ago
Reply to  Grecs

I clearly stated exactly why.

You have comprehension issues.

DavisRex
DavisRex
3 years ago

Lmao!!!

Good that’s what we call Karma.

Grecs
Grecs
3 years ago
Reply to  DavisRex

Karma for what? Explain…..

Waterhorse
Waterhorse
3 years ago
Reply to  Grecs

For abusing the shit out of YouTube’s claim system, you corporate bootlicker.

Grecs
Grecs
3 years ago
Reply to  Waterhorse

it was a simple question. The assumption of me being a corporate boot licker comes from?

Grecs
Grecs
3 years ago
Reply to  Grecs

What corporation are you using to get this message through to me? If its a phone its Apple or maybe Samsung. If you did it through a pc you must have paid Microsoft some money.. unless you built your shit from the ground up motherboard and all

Xiaolin
Xiaolin
3 years ago
Reply to  Grecs

Your ignorance is stunning.

You don’t understand the issues at play here.

You don’t seem interested in learning even though you asked for an explanation.

You don’t even seem to understand how a PC is made.

Dude, seriously, stop digging. Put the shovel down, and do a little research about YouTube copyright claims …

And also how PCs are made, like for real.

Josh
Josh
3 years ago
Reply to  Waterhorse

No they havent. Youre full of sh*t.

Aedensin
Aedensin
3 years ago

My, how the turns have tabled. Doesn’t mean YouTube will change their system though. DMCA abuse is a real issue on the platform and Susan Whatserface is happy to ignore it.

Dyrne
Dyrne
3 years ago

Yes as long as you can afford attorneys your rights are secure. I’m sure it will all be resolved soon.

Cameron Strife
Cameron Strife
3 years ago

Lmao that’s wonderful how does it feel!!

Grecs
Grecs
3 years ago

Its like these two comments under me are happy something”bad” or negative happened to a company that has done nothing to them lol losers

SadMan
SadMan
3 years ago
Reply to  Grecs

The issue isn’t necessarily with Playstation but, I’m guessing, with Youtube directly. The mostly automated system for reporting and handling copyright claims has lead to a good deal of unfair copyright strikes on Youtube videos, negatively affecting the content creators. Youtube is inherently geared to rule in favour of the claimant rather than the content producer, as the claimant is usually a large company that is more likely to pursue legal or financial actions against youtube. However, the automated, hands-off nature of the system has lead to numerous examples of situations in which youtube comment creators have been exposed to harassment through the abuse of this system.

People have fabricated numerous copyright and trademark charges against certain youtubers in an attempt to have their channels forcefully closed or their content removed. The schadenfreude of this situation might be coming from seeing this automated system hitting a much higher profile target than, say, a reviewer or a let’s-player. Hopefully this clears up some of the confusion for people as to why this is a good thing and not just another case of your inferior-to-a-pc game box being worse or better than someone else’s.

yasir500
yasir500
3 years ago
Reply to  Grecs

people look for every oportunity to hit at playstation just cause they like xbox more
its dumb at this point imo

Grecs
Grecs
3 years ago
Reply to  yasir500

Exactly my point

Xiaolin
Xiaolin
3 years ago
Reply to  yasir500

Oh man you are super wrong.

Has ZERO to do with fan boy nonsense.

Everything to do with big Corp bullshit on YouTube.

Sony isn’t the most egregious offender here but they do often make petty bs claims on stupid shit they absolutely shouldn’t and the TLoU2 is just the most recent example, but definitely not the worst.

For future reference maybe do a tiny bit of research before assuming everyone gives a shit about your favorite adolescent slap fight.

Xiaolin
Xiaolin
3 years ago
Reply to  Grecs

Grecs: I have no idea what’s really going on here but I’m going to insult people and insert my ignorance anyway.

Rest of comments: 🤦

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