Nintendo's legal side has never been their most-liked, but it's interesting nonetheless. These are some of Nintendo's most infamous legal issues.
Microsoft has 'let Blizzard be Blizzard' following the acquisition of the veteran developer according to World of Warcraft's executive producer.
Diablo 4 storefront being a cash grabbing shitshow does unironically attest to that, kudos.
Okay i will be interested if they become old Blizzard but might as well be dead.
Shame most of the people that made Blizzard what they were, have already left a while ago.
I was about to say this. How can they be blizzard when they're no longer blizzard from yesteryear?
Exactly. Blizzard hasn’t been Blizzard for a long time.
Oh how the mighty have fallen.
Were you expecting Microsoft to hire everyone that had left Blizzard long before they purchased the company...
Microsoft has let the Blizzard company they purchased continue to be the Blizzard company they purchased.
Hanzala from eXputer: "With Ubisoft's practices becoming increasingly anti-consumer lately, the destruction of The Sands of Time Remake looks almost inevitable."
Hey Ubi, here's a gun, don't shoot yourself in the foot.
*Ubi takes gun, aims at foot, empties clip*
Hanzala from eXputer: "The cruel hammer of Nintendo has fallen. Farewell, 3DS and Wii U, you surely brightened my life and many others; you won't be forgotten."
I’m surprised this article didn’t talk about Nintendo trademarking the 1984 or 1992 phrase "It's On Like Donkey Kong” in 2010.
The author didn’t even bring up the plus shaped D-Pad. Nintendo’s patent of the D-Pad in the form of a cross-shaped button is the reason why many of SEGA's and Microsoft's systems had circular D-pads and the PlayStations have four buttons arranged in a fragmented cross in their place. However, the patent expired in 2005, thus the Xbox One controller has a proper D-pad.
“Nintendo, at the time, saw video game rental as an unfair form of piracy”
Screw that Nintendo. Not everybody has the funds to buy every game they’re interested in, and I’m glad Blockbuster won that lawsuit.