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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => Hardcore Gaming 101 => Topic started by: Ratty on February 13, 2013, 06:49:16 AM
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https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/02/trademark-bully-thwarted-spots-space-marine-back-online (https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/02/trademark-bully-thwarted-spots-space-marine-back-online)
Now this just makes me mad. There were space marines decades before Games Workshop came on the scene. It's silly they even got a trademark on the term when pertaining specifically to games considering Doomguy and Master Chief.
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Just lol, there were many Space Marines waaay before Warhammer 40k
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Ugh, Games Workshop. Terrible company, so I hear. ~_~
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Yea.... but so was the word Diablo and that got trademarked.
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Yea.... but so was the word Diablo and that got trademarked.
DA FUCK? Diablo is Spanish for devil. Maybe I'll make a game called "Deus" than sue the Vatican for using the word without my permission.
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DA FUCK? Diablo is Spanish for devil. Maybe I'll make a game called "Deus" than sue the Vatican for using the word without my permission.
Just make a game with "scrolls" in the title, Bethesda will sue you so fast and try to play it off like the lawyers were the bad guys
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^Didn't they fail the last time they tried that?
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^Didn't they fail the last time they tried that?
True but I think Notch never did make that "Scrolls" game
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I had no idea that the term 'Space Marine' was out of the 1930s! First time I ever heard of it was from 'Aliens'. I agree wholeheartedly that this nonsense of suing someone because they're using a term that's not copyright is stupid as shit. What happens if someday we actually have space marines? Will the game companies try to sue the pants off the military for using it? It's nothing more then a spoiled little child abusing his/her rights because they think they can. And I think it's pretty clear that the makers of Warhammer dropped out of school before they could learn this important lesson. Bend them over and whip 'em good with a meter stick I say!