It explained that the company thinks a format it didn't personally oversee won't deliver the experience and quality it intended. The company said it didn't want people's first experience with an Atlus game to come riddled with framerate drops, crashes and other issues. According to the emulator maker's report on Reddit, that seems to have resolved the situation.Ītlus has confirmed that it issued a DMCA takedown notice in an announcement, where it explained its reasons for doing so. Patreon advised RPCS3 to get rid of the references after refusing to comply with Atlus' demands to kill the emulator's page entirely. As of this writing, the RPCS3 Patreon page has removed all references to Persona upon the crowdfunding website's request. However, as Kotaku noted, RPCS3's Patreon included updates about how far they are on getting Persona 5 to run on the emulator.Ī company that tried putting streaming restrictions on a much-awaited game would definitely not be happy that an emulator maker is getting donations in part due to its property.
Emulators typically fall within the legal gray area of copyright law - they don't infringe on anybody's intellectual property, but they can run illegal ROMs that do.
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The game developer has submitted a DMCA takedown notice against the creators of the PS3 emulator RPCS3 and their Patreon crowdfunding page. Atlus has been infamously protective of Persona 5 even before it came out, and it looks like that hasn't changed a bit.
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