Personally, I don't think you could sell a Blender made game. The DVD will contain much more than the prototype game and will be released under CC so can also be legally downloaded for free.
The Blender Game Engine is being used as an in-tool method for prototyping your level with immediate feedback and zero coding with a view to exporting to your Game Engine of choice. Kinda like Mark's recent plan for an all in one Game Making type thing.
Originaly the project was to use the open source Crystal Space engine but it proved to be unsatisfactory so focus shifted to prototyping a game within Blender and the development of Blender's tools to aid this (GLSL shaders, realtime shadows, new logic processing, snapping features etc).
As I said, all the content released will be free to use by anyone in whatever way they want. Should be useful to artisitcally challenged programmer types.
The Blender Game Engine is being used as an in-tool method for prototyping your level with immediate feedback and zero coding with a view to exporting to your Game Engine of choice. Kinda like Mark's recent plan for an all in one Game Making type thing.
Originaly the project was to use the open source Crystal Space engine but it proved to be unsatisfactory so focus shifted to prototyping a game within Blender and the development of Blender's tools to aid this (GLSL shaders, realtime shadows, new logic processing, snapping features etc).
As I said, all the content released will be free to use by anyone in whatever way they want. Should be useful to artisitcally challenged programmer types.