Annapurna Interactive dément les rumeurs de retrait de Mixtape du marché

L'éditeur Annapurna Interactive a déclaré que Mixtape ne sera pas retiré de la vente en raison de l'expiration de licences musicales. Cette précision fait suite aux récentes spéculations en ligne concernant la disponibilité future du jeu. Le directeur créatif Johnny Galvatron a confirmé que des mesures supplémentaires ont été prises pour sécuriser ces licences de façon permanente.

Annapurna Interactive a réagi rapidement pour écarter les affirmations selon lesquelles Mixtape risquait d'être retiré de la vente. Dans des commentaires adressés à Kotaku, le directeur créatif Johnny Galvatron a indiqué que les développeurs avaient payé des frais supplémentaires afin de conserver les licences musicales indéfiniment. Cette approche diffère des cas précédents impliquant des pistes sous licence dans des jeux comme Guitar Hero, où des problèmes de droits ont conduit à des suppressions ou à des modifications du contenu.

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