This LGJ looks at Blizzard’s latest use of copyright infringement to thwart cheaters. I did want to note, after a few comments about this, that I unfortunately haven’t had a chance to play StarCraft II (other than the beta), so … Continue reading
This week, we talk about lawsuits between players. A new Craigslist-based verdict puts a serious damper on many possible avenues. Read on! Disclaimer The content of this blog is not legal advice. It only constitutes commentary on legal issues, and … Continue reading
This week’s LGJ is a little primer on tortious interference. Read on! Disclaimer The content of this blog is not legal advice. It only constitutes commentary on legal issues, and is for educational and informational purposes only. Reading this blog, … Continue reading
There’s a lawsuit in progress that all consumers of entertainment media need to know about, and it’s covered in this week’s Law of the Game on Joystiq. Read on. Disclaimer The content of this blog is not legal advice. It … Continue reading
When last we left our heroes, Silicon Knights (“SK”) and Epic, the motion to dismiss had been denied and discovery was on the horizon. Shacknews is reporting that a number of Unreal 3 licensees have been subpoenaed with respect to … Continue reading
Information Week is reporting that a San Diego resident is suing Microsoft and Bungie because Halo 3 “consistently causes the Xbox 360 to crash, freeze, or lock up while the game is being played.” I have a number of problems … Continue reading
It was likely inevitable that Epic would launch a stout countersuit of Silicon Knights with regard to the Unreal 3 Engine issue. GameDaily.biz is reporting that such a suit has been filed, and makes a number of references to the … Continue reading
Another new lawsuit was recently filed against Sony, this one by Parallel Processing. While I am still searching for a freely available version of the 5 page complaint, reports are that the infringement suit is based on a parallel processing … Continue reading
