Because Scholastic is unfamiliar about the concept of "Fair Use", Living Books videos are going up here on a remote account.
I am collaborating with three other users to try and help bring some more walkthroughs to this channel. I can't possibly buy every game, so I can't really do much other than to ask for help. So not every single walkthrough I upload will be done by me.
If you're wondering where I got the demos, they can all be downloaded here: http://sourceforge.net/proj...
Now, you are not likely to get the games to run on your current computer. As such, I recommend a good emulator. VMs like DOSBox or Virtual PC can work well, but you might need to put the demos on a CD if you're planning on using a VHD. ScummVM also does work, and while it doesn't do the best job, it's the easiest to use.
Players:
The Nameless (owner of the account)
Mister Blisters
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Gobagoo

THESE VIDEOS FALL UNDER FAIR USE.
To Scholastic - I have a lot of reasons why these videos fall under fair use. So, for this section on my channel, I will write a long paragraph as to why these videos shouldn't be taken down.
First off, it's completely legal to upload video game footage. The video games are copyrighted, but a recording of a video game isn't. It also gives you free advertising - a parent might wonder if it's a good idea to give their child a game in this series, and they'll look at the video and see it's a good idea. Also, do you really think children will watch these videos in favor of just buying the game? And I don't think parents will use it to read the story either - all in all, buying the book saves trouble. Besides, most people who view these videos are taking a trip down memory lane - they're most likely to buy it through used game purchases, which don't affect your company in any way. Please understand that I do not intend to cause any harm - I do not own the rights to any of these games, and I do not intend to infringe your copyrights. It's not like I'm putting up illegal downloads of this game, which is far more worthy of calling infringement. Thank you for your time.