I don't get it. What am I looking at?Don't know if its been posted yet, but official new pokemon merchandise
I don't get it. What am I looking at?
I don't get it. What am I looking at?
Activision released Goat Simulator 2:
Nintendo knows their Pokemon fans better than I thought...Pokemon butt merchandise
Official Pokemon butt merchandise
Perhaps. I get that they made a pika-butt, but why Swablu as well? I don't think that there are that many bird fuckers amongst Pokemon fans. At least, not the ones focussing on Swablu.Nintendo knows their Pokemon fans better than I thought...
It's like the sequel to Skate 3, but even more glitchy!
Yeah but these are the BORING kind of glitches, you're just skating along and *GLITCH* you're dead.
Skate 3 at least could make you laugh at times.
Today in breathtakingly stupid trademark disputes - indie developer Black Forest Games has lost a battle to name its "roguelike coop run’n’gun game" DieselStormers, after a complaint from fashion label Diesel. Who make jeans.
I'm admittedly no expert on trademark law, but this sort of things really gets on my nipples. The Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market apparently decided that a game about people with gas tanks on their backs shooting each other was a serious infringement on the ridiculously wide-ranging trademark of a company that makes denim trousers. I don't get it.
It's a blow for Black Forest, which was gearing up to release DieselStormers after a successful Kickstarter campaign midway through last year. Still, the team plans to forge ahead under a new title.
“This decision has caught us with our pants down," writes managing director Adrian Goersch. "We are quite surprised that our trademark application has been formally denied. We are no multinational corporation, we cannot fight this decision, even though, frankly, it is a disaster with indie marketing as difficult as it is today. But the history of this game and our company as a whole has been marked with tough challenges and we will manage to overcome this one as well. First of all, we will make sure everyone will be able to keep playing the game, then we'll come back with a new name.”"
It's not that bad, considering this will earn them bigger recognition.
roguelike coop run’n’gun game...about people with gas tanks on their backs shooting each other
roguelike
That's a pre-emptive measure and follows the same logic than Zenimax/Bethesda not allowing Notch to use the word Scrolls. If they hadn't blocked Notch's Scrolls game, some other company would have released a game called, let's say, "The Old Scrolls". If Bethesda tried to sue the company that made The Old Scrolls, they would point at Notch and say, "you didn't stopped him, why are you stopping us?". The same goes for this Diesel company. It's ridiculous, though, but that's how legal stuff works.
Pro skating is still a thing?