Licensed Developer Software definition
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For the avoidance of doubt, the foregoing shall apply only to PlayStation 2 format Software and to Licensed Products and shall not apply to Licensed Developer Software which does not utilise Sony Materials and/or Sony Intellectual Property Rights and/or, subject to Council Directive 91/250/EEC, Confidential Information of Sony.
Publisher hereby agrees not to directly or indirectly disassemble, decrypt, electronically scan, peel semiconductor components, decompile, or otherwise reverse engineer in any manner or attempt to reverse engineer or derive source code from, all or any portion of the Sony Materials (whether or not all or any portion of the Sony Materials are integrated with Licensed Developer Software), or permit or encourage any third party to do so.
Before Publisher contracts with a Licensed Developer for the creation of Licensed Developer Software (or, if Publisher is also a Licensed Developer, before Publisher commences programming of the Licensed Developer Software) for each of the Licensed Products, Publisher shall submit to SCEA, for SCEA's written approval or disapproval (which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed), a written proposal (the "Product Proposal") in accordance with the procedures specified in the SourceBook.
Developer hereby agrees not to directly or indirectly disassemble, decrypt, electronically scan, peel semiconductor components, decompile, or otherwise reverse engineer in any manner or attempt to reverse engineer or derive source code from, all or any portion of the Sony Materials (whether or not all or any portion of the Sony Materials are integrated with the Licensed Developer Software), or permit or encourage any third party to do so.
SCEA recognizes that the Intellectual Property Rights contained in Licensed Developer Software (separate and apart from any Sony Materials licensed to Publisher by SCEA hereunder) which is contained in physical master discs, stampers and other in-process materials is, as between SCEA and Publisher, the sole and exclusive property of Publisher or its licensors.
If Developer has not yet contracted with a Licensed Publisher for the creation of Licensed Developer Software, then before Developer commences programming of the Licensed Developer Software for each of the Licensed Products, Developer shall submit to SCEA, for SCEA's written approval or disapproval (which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed), a written proposal (the "Product Proposal") in accordance with the procedures specified in the SourceBook.
SCEA recognizes that the Intellectual Property Rights contained in Licensed Developer Software (separate and apart from any Sony Materials licensed to Publisher by SCEA hereunder) which is contained in physical master discs, stompers and other in-process materials is, as between SCEA and Publisher, the sole and exclusive property of Publisher or its licensors.