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Videogames Sample Clauses

Videogames. For the avoidance of doubt, the exclusions from “Licensed Media” under clauses (a)-(d) of the immediately preceding sentence are intended to provide that Licensee will not have the right hereunder (i) with respect to Radio, to transmit, re-transmit, distribute, perform or otherwise disseminate the audio portion of any Licensed Content on Radio (other than as audio promotions to the extent permitted hereunder); (ii) with respect to Theatrical Exhibition, to Broadcast any Licensed Content by means of Theatrical Exhibition; (iii) with respect to Hard Good Home Videograms, to create, produce, distribute, sell or otherwise exploit Hard Good Home Videograms embodying Licensed Content; and (iv) with respect to Videogames, to develop, create, produce, distribute, sell or otherwise exploit Videogames based on Licensed Content (e.g., to create Videogames based on the characters and plotlines contained in Licensed Content).
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Videogames. The right to, and to permit others to, Broadcast Videogames; provided, that such Videogames (other than the “Lucha Libre Heroes of the Ring” Videogame existing as of the date hereof) shall not incorporate any clip, segment, or portion of Licensed Content, other than (x) in any sports-themed and branded Videogame, up to ninety (90) seconds individually and five (5) minutes (in the aggregate) of non-interactive Ancillary Content or clips, vignettes, video recaps, highlight reels or other similar short-form Audiovisual Content composed of excerpts from sports Programs or Licensed Mexican Soccer Games (provided, that no such clips, vignettes, video recaps, highlight reels or other similar short-form Audiovisual Content shall be included in any Videogame until six (6) months after the applicable or underlying Licensed Content has been made available to Licensee hereunder), and (y) in any other Videogame, up to ninety (90) seconds individually and five (5) minutes (in the aggregate) of non-interactive Ancillary Content.
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Videogames. The right to, and to permit others to, Broadcast Videogames; provided, that such Videogames shall not incorporate any clip, segment, or portion of Licensed Content, other than (x) in any sports-themed and branded Videogame, up to ninety (90) seconds individually and five (5) minutes (in the aggregate) of non-interactive Ancillary Content or clips, vignettes, video recaps, highlight reels or other similar short-form Audiovisual Content composed of excerpts from sports Programs (provided, that no such clips, vignettes, video recaps, highlight reels or other similar short-form Audiovisual Content shall be included in any Videogame until six (6) months after the applicable or underlying Licensed Content has been made available to Licensee hereunder), and (y) in any other Videogame, up to ninety (90) seconds individually and five (5) minutes (in the aggregate) of non-interactive Ancillary Content;
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