Correct. The license (at least, the one I read for Red Alert) is GPLv3 with some additional stuff. The additional stuff is mostly about not using EA trademarks in your version or showing any connection to EA itself. So it appears that a clean room asset swap would be allowed as long as it includes the title screen.
Comment on EA has open sourced Command & Conquer: Red Alert under GPLv3
Ninmi@sopuli.xyz 5 weeks agoI’m assuming this is more about art assets. Art is not code and you shouldn’t expect them for free. It’s not a catch.
frezik@midwest.social 5 weeks ago
Jeffool@lemmy.world 5 weeks ago
Which, in the immediate future, makes me wonder less about the things that are going to be done in code, and more about the creation of a new, free, visual and audio resources that make this work. That seems like quite a noble pursuit.