First it was SNK accusing Square Enix of IP infringement, and now it's Capcom going after Koei Tecmo for the same sort of issue. Capcom is accusing Koei Tecmo of patent infringement, specifically over games like Samurai Warriors: Xtreme Legends and 49 other games. They are suing them for 980 million yen, which is about $9.43 million (USD). This lawsuit apparently goes back to 2002 when Capcom filed for a patent that lets a user acquire new content by combininb an existing game with a...

First it was SNK accusing Square Enix of IP infringement, and now it's Capcom going after Koei Tecmo for the same sort of issue. Capcom is accusing...

Texas based company, Secure Axcess, has filed a lawsuit against Nintendo claiming that the company is infringing on a patent it filed in 2000 for "multiscreen personal computer display method apparatus." As you can probably already tell, the lawsuit's main focus is on the Wii U and its use of the Wii U gamepad. The lawsuit goes beyond Nintendo, however, as Secure Axcess is also targeting retailers such as GameStop, Target, and Amazon for selling the device without a "license or authoriz...

Texas based company, Secure Axcess, has filed a lawsuit against Nintendo claiming that the company is infringing on a patent it filed in 2000...

King, the development studio behind Candy Crush Saga didn't feel as though they already won the "Biggest Jackass Developer" award yet by their move to trademark the word "candy." No, instead they now also going after games that have the word "saga" in their name.

Their first major target is The Banner Saga, which is a newly released "Viking-themed tactical RPG." You know, a game that is nothing like Candy Crush. However, since common sense isn't King's strong point, they...

King, the development studio behind Candy Crush Saga didn't feel as though they already won the "Biggest Jackass Developer" award yet...

King, the development studio behind Candy Crush Saga is one step closer to trademarking the word "candy." Oh, come on! Really?! For


's sake. Last February, King filed an application to trademark the word "candy" across a variety of products. These ranged from shower caps (what?) to video games. On January 15 of this year, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office once again showed how badly the system is broken approved King's request. According to GameZebo, developers ...

King, the development studio behind Candy Crush Saga is one step closer to trademarking the word "candy." Oh, come on! Really?! For
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