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[edit] Summary

This is a screenshot of the first level of DragonHawk. It was produced using the CCS64 emulator on December 8, 2005. The borders were cropped for regularity.

[edit] Licensing

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[edit] Fair use rationale

It is believed that the use of this image in the DragonHawk article constitutes fair use under U.S. law and Wikipedia policy, because:

• The image serves an important purpose on the DragonHawk article by identifying the article's subject and showing the reader what the game looks like. A textual description would be inadequate for this purpose.
• Publication of a single screenshot of an interactive game does not in any way limit or impair the publisher's ability to sell the game, nor does it serve as a substitute for the game itself. Therefore, the use is de minimis.
• No free equivalent is available.

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