Alexander Calvin (Alex Calvin), Friday, November 20, 2020, GMT Mario Maker once again fights against the pirates. Nintendo is taking an online store to court to sell software that circumvents the “technical protection measures” of the Switch. The holder of the platform has filed a lawsuit against Le Hoang Minh in the Western District of ...
© Nintendo Piracy on the Switch is proving to be a real problem for Nintendo, but it’s one the company is tackling head-on. The firm has already won cases against online stores re-selling devices which can “jailbreak” the Switch, coming away with a cool $2 million in damages as a result of one case. Its ...
Area F2Image: Alibaba Ubisoft isn’t happy about Area F2, a free-to-play shooter on the Google Play and Apple App Store that appears to be a clone of their successful game, Rainbow Six Siege. Ubisoft is now suing to remove the game from the popular mobile app marketplaces. Bloomberg reports that in a complaint filed in ...
Ubisoft has filed a lawsuit against Apple and Google based on their support of a supposed Rainbow Six “rip-off.” In a recent report published by Bloomberg, details about Ubisoft’s decision to sue internet titans Apple and Google were further expanded upon. Area F2, a game developed by a subsidiary of Alibaba, was called a “near ...
The Emily Gera Tuesday, May 5, 2020, GMT The Former King Kong Award winner Billy Mitchell sued the Twin Galaxies, which had previously deprived him of high scores for cheating. Mitchell stood out in the mainstream media through the award-winning documentary "King of Kong" (King of Kong), he first filed a lawsuit against Twin Galaxy ...
Rune 2 assets and source code are now in the hands of its publisher Ragnarok. Updates After obtaining a hard drive with the required files, Ragnarok has protected Rune 2's assets and source code. The assets were previously owned by game developer Human Head, which was acquired by Bethesda in November. Ragnarok filed a lawsuit ...
It was not until mid-November that the Action RPG sequel Rune II was released, but a short time later followed the bang: Bethesda has incorporated developers Human Head – and whether the sudden departure now feels Publisher Ragnarok dumbfounded. The result: a lawsuit against Human Head. <a href = "https://img.gameswelt.de/public/images/201912/419763e3eb2247ee713e561871e60da1.png" data-title = "Rune II Figure ...
