Copyright & Fair Use
Our content
The original text, headlines and illustrations published on Bit671 are copyright Bit671. You are welcome to quote a short excerpt with a clear credit and a link back to the original article; reproducing full articles elsewhere without permission is not allowed. This applies to our news write-ups, review roundups, guides and release-date coverage alike.
Third-party trademarks
Game titles, character names, studio and publisher names, and platform logos mentioned on this site belong to their respective owners. Bit671 does not use official key art, marketing screenshots or promotional video from publishers; illustrations on this site are original, stylized editorial artwork created for Bit671 and are not meant to represent any specific game's official visuals or box art.
Quoting other outlets
When we reference reporting or a review from another outlet, we use short, clearly attributed quotations and link to the original piece so readers can see the full context for themselves. We do not reproduce another publication's articles, images or video in full, and we do not strip attribution from quoted material.
Fair use
Short quotations used for commentary, criticism and news reporting are used under fair use principles. If you believe a specific use on this site goes beyond that, we want to hear about it and correct it if warranted.
Requesting removal
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Screenshots and illustrations
Because we avoid using official screenshots and key art, every illustration you see on Bit671 was generated specifically for this site in an abstract, editorial style, using blue and white tones with no real characters, logos or on-image text. These illustrations are original works and are covered by the copyright notice above, separate from the trademarked characters or logos they may loosely evoke.