VRFocus - Indie developer Mike Bithell is currently working on a prototype of a possible new videogame using the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) headset. Bithell has spent the past weekend working on a new design idea that is ‘inspired by Zelda mechanics’, which came to him last week. Since then the developer has provided a few updates on the project’s progress, including a very early screenshot which can be seen below. It is not currently clear if the project might ever see a full release.
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Thomas Was Alone was a great title, I really enjoyed it, my missis came into the room this one time whilst I was playing it "what are you playing?", "Thomas Was Alone", "but your a square?" "yeahhh I know, it's great"
I wonder if there would be any copyright infridgment according to law if someone decided to create a game with the title LEGEND OF ZELDA, followed by really small print "inspired game".