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Copyrights last at least 10 years last I checked so there is no need to update them unless something is actually happening.
Not sure where you checked but that's WAAAAY off. Copyright lasts for 70 years after death of the creator or 95 years after publication, depending on the circumstances of creation (thus is for the US, other countries it's different but most are death+50 or death+70....not sure how it affects company publications).
Yeah I'll believe it when it's actually released, and I can actually play it.