> The legality of the emulator is not at issue in this lawsuit.
> The issue in this appeal is the validity of the method by which Bleem is advertising its product.
> In various advertising media, Bleem has included comparative "screen shots" of Sony PlayStation games.
> We conclude that it is a fair use for Bleem to advertise comparatively only between what PlayStation games actually look like on a television and what they actually look like on a computer when played with the emulator.
Sony sued Bleem because of screenshots. The legality of compatible products such as emulators was not evaluated by the court.
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> The legality of the emulator is not at issue in this lawsuit.
> The issue in this appeal is the validity of the method by which Bleem is advertising its product.
> In various advertising media, Bleem has included comparative "screen shots" of Sony PlayStation games.
> We conclude that it is a fair use for Bleem to advertise comparatively only between what PlayStation games actually look like on a television and what they actually look like on a computer when played with the emulator.