Status of Video Game under the USA and Indian Copyright

The intricacy and segmentation of video games, as well as specific issues with a particular video like trademark registration and directly protected content like sound effects, cause a variety of legal difficulties and challenges for the IPR system. Video game legal protection is a highly complicated issue right now. Despite the fact that video games are covered by copyright protection by Berne Convention Article 2. In accordance with national laws of the member states, video games are likewise protected; this is necessary in the age of innovation and technology. These days' video games have audiovisual aspects and software that work with various game mechanics. Licensed innovation regulations like copyright are particularly challenged by video games. This section of the essay examines how courts use the conventional copyright laws as they relate to video games. The notion that video games could be intellectual property is the sole issue with them. Players of video games view the games as creative works of art and use all of their imaginations while playing. Players' uniqueness and aggressiveness are off-balanced by the ability to play another person's game as though it were their own in video games.