He made a video later on explaining how games that YouTubers let’s plays can technically be considered copyright as they are making $$ off of someone else’s work, but 99.9% game creators want them to play their game as it’s free advertising.Īnyways, going back to the “Are Fortnite Dances Copyrighted?”, I’d say this would fit in the same category: To shorten this, PewDiePie felt forced to take the game down to aviod copyright infringement. Then, PewDiePie quickly took down the lets plays of the game to avoid copyright. Suddenly, PewDiePie apparently did something (I don’t remember what, but all I know is that it wasn’t appropriate) completely unrelated to the game, which the creator of Firewatch did not like.

This may seem off-topic, but a few years ago, PewDiePie did a let’s play on a game called ‘Firewatch’ and the video did really well and there were no issues of course with the upload. This is a really interesting question, and I have some knowledge about this.

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