>>10383517>I doubt this is true.Brah, have you ever looked at a lease?
Ever leased a car? House?
All of them expect you to pay up every single year/month/quarter and if you miss a payment, what happens?
>I doubt any toy manufacturer would sign onThat's the risk of being a fucking business. Here's a bunch of little clarifications on royalties for a fucking "mega property" where Hasbro has to pay a ton more money if a movie is making over a certain amount in theaters.
Imagine if this applied to the Fortnite license (probably did) and sales were expected to be $$$$$$ if it has X amount of people playing. Obviously, since Jazwares already ditched the license, that means expectations are lower, but there's still going to be a projected amount and they're still expected to pay up whether they met those sales or not.
This shit has been going on for decades and companies know what theyre getting into. It's nothing new and been a standard since at least the 60s.
