Activision has lost their hold over the Tenchu franchise after failing to renew the trademark for the long-running ninja-themed series.
Cheat software provider EngineOwning will pay Call of Duty creator Activision nearly $15 million in damages and legal fees.
This is what developers and manufacturers should do. I know going after cheat devices/makers is a cat and mouse game, and cost money. However, they can get that money back by sueing these manufacturers of cheat devices. Take a page from Nintendo's playbook.
Microsoft's Activision subsidiary announced today that it is opening a new game development studio to take advantage of the huge talent pool growing in Poland. It'll be the second Activision studio based in the region, joining Infinity Ward Krakow, although this studio is, in fact, not working on Call of Duty.
The details for multiple future Call Of Duty games appear to have leaked, including a follow-up to Advanced Warfare.
YES! Hopefully Crash is next.
I'd love to see another Tenchu game for current-gen consoles.
Maybe if they would've made a PS3 Tenchu last gen, the franchise might've lasted longer...
Man, Tenchu was one of my favorite IPs on PS1 back in the day. Best stealth action themed game for me. Sony should approach the devs behind it and fund for the next installment.
Losing a trademark doesn't mean loss of an IP. Dualshockers should stop writing these loss of trademark doom articles.