Easier to prove, which is why Nintendo is having to amend said patents DURING the lawsuit.FWIW patent suits are stronger and easier to prove which is why Nintendo didn't include copyright stuff
I was just busting your balls@adamsappleKacho And c'mon, we all know each other. You must know I don't seriously type like that most of the time.
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I already called you. All I got was "the number you have called is disingenuous and not answering,please try again later"Yep, as I said, shallow similarities. Where exactly do you think both Bloodborne and The Duskbloods take their inspirations, aesthetic-wise, from?
Call me when The Duskbloods has its own equivalent to this:
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I read it, did you? it is pretty much is robot dinosaurs, with a few other visual things. they're not claiming any patent infringement, just on the way things lookat least read the lawsuit before you type stupid stuff like this
it's not just durr robot
did you read the courts finding regarding amending it? spoiler: the fact that a court granted the modification, in itself, means it wasn't unfairly prejudicial and instead appropriate.Easier to prove, which is why Nintendo is having to amend said patents DURING the lawsuit.
Because killshot evidence definitely needs to be reworked during active litigation huh?
do we know this? If this is true, I predict that this is gonna be a colossal failure.
I already answered you, sweetie.I already called you. All I got was "the number you have called is disingenuous and not answering,please try again later"
???? Duskbloods and Bloodborne both made by same devs yes they gonna share similarities same way Catherine was similar to Persona.The only meltdowns in this thread are you quickly trying to come to the defence of Sony on every negative post about them.
Ah yes,barely any similarities about Duskbloods and Bloodborne, that's why half the internet was thinking it was an indirect sequel to BB in the same vein as DS to DeS:
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Look at all these "shallow" similarities:
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Now who's the one being disingenuous about it?
Keep doing what you're doing though! Everyone on GAF already knows exactly what it is...
Yes, the way things look is the point. Same reason you can't make a can of soup that looks exactly like a Campbell's and pass it off as your own.I read it, did you? it is pretty much is robot dinosaurs, with a few other visual things. they're not claiming any patent infringement, just on the way things look
I don't understand posts like this. Maybe a lawsuit will be filed over Duskbloods. but it's a separate thing from this.The only meltdowns in this thread are you quickly trying to come to the defence of Sony on every negative post about them.
Both have blood in the name, COPYRIGHT!???? Duskbloods and Bloodborne both made by same devs yes they gonna share similarities same way Catherine was similar to Persona.
Can't really lay blame on Tencent here. They outright offered to license, SIE had a MS Moment (you remember, when MS declined the Spiderman IP offer from Marvel), and now they're getting outplayed by a Chinese copycat in the one market they want to grow in over all others.
actually, you really can. there are a tons of exceptions, take for example parody.Yes, the way things look is the point. Same reason you can't make a can of soup that looks exactly like a Campbell's and pass it off as your own.
The fuck is this reasoning, lmao. Tencent has no blame because they got rejected...?Modern SIE to Namco-Bandai: Hey you wanna license our old IP for pocket change to release on PC, Switch and maybe Xbox? Here go right ahead!
Modern SIE to Tencent: Hey you wanna pay us a shitton of money to license the Horizon IP in a GAAS so we don't waste our own internal studio bandwidth on it? Are you on crack!? You retarded!? GET THE HELL OUTTA HERE!!
Can't really lay blame on Tencent here. They outright offered to license, SIE had a MS Moment (you remember, when MS declined the Spiderman IP offer from Marvel), and now they're getting outplayed by a Chinese copycat in the one market they want to grow in over all others.}
SIE is not doing that, you already knew it.Also bittersweet irony them in calling Tencent's game a ripoff, when they're backing Palworld's dev with a partnership & startup and that game likely ripped models straight out of Pokemon games. Even if it didn't, the similarities with Pokemon are high but that isn't stopping SIE is it? As long as they can profit amirite? Oh but wait Tencent directly made an offer for official license and SIE turned them down!
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I guess they should try sue themselves.Both have blood in the name, COPYRIGHT!
Nobody is talking about parody here. This is clearly not a Horizon parody game.actually, you really can. there are a tons of exceptions, take for example parody.
I could make a can of soup that looks like with a joke logo or some bullshit and pass it of as my own if I claim it is a parody
there are other exceptions as well. it is exceptionally hard to prevail on copyright cases
Read my entire post discussion with him to understand why I brought Duskbloods into discussion.Yes, the way things look is the point. Same reason you can't make a can of soup that looks exactly like a Campbell's and pass it off as your own.
I don't understand posts like this. Maybe a lawsuit will be filed over Duskbloods. but it's a separate thing from this.
I used a single example to disprove what you are saying, as you really have no idea what you are talking aboutNobody is talking about parody here. This is clearly not a Horizon parody game.
That's funny but Sony own Bloodborne so unless From owns Sony they can't.I guess they should try sue themselves.![]()
Sony owns 14.09% of From.That's funny but Sony own Bloodborne so unless From owns Sony they can't.
Link please.did you read the courts finding regarding amending it? spoiler: the fact that a court granted the modification, in itself, means it wasn't unfairly prejudicial and instead appropriate.
Dude Tencent literally came to try and license the IP, got rejected, then ripped it off extremely openly.I used a single example to disprove what you are saying, as you really have no idea what you are talking about
or maybe I'm wrong. explain to me what exactly the suit is about if the meat and potatoes IS NOT about robot dinosaurs?
we apparently read the same complaint, so I'm all ears
Demons Souls IP own by Sony but that didn't stop FromSoftware from making Dark Souls.That's funny but Sony own Bloodborne so unless From owns Sony they can't.
Which was my main point as to why Sony is hypocritical about this whole thing and how Nial is adamant on ignoring that fact for the sake of defending a company that doesn't give two shits he exists. Maybe read the entire post before coming here to joke about shit without understanding the context.Demons Souls IP own by Sony but that didn't stop FromSoftware from making Dark Souls.
you can pull the patents here:Link please.
Dude Tencent literally came to try and license the IP, got rejected, then ripped it off extremely openly.
It's not the same case at all and I have no idea why you're trying to make them the same.
And Dark Souls was still nowhere near as blatant as Light of Motiram!Which was my main point as to why Sony is hypocritical about this whole thing and how Nial is adamant on ignoring that fact for the sake of defending a company that doesn't give two shits he exists. Maybe read the entire post before coming here to joke about shit without understanding the context.
Agree with a lot of this,though I wanna say,and i could be wrong,but didn't sony start that free flowing fighting concept,the building blocks to it anyways,or am I thinking if someone else's game(shenmue maybe?)..their baseball mlb show team did a game a few lifetimes ago called the mark of cry or some shit like that,and I think it kick started this type of combat… sorry to side track,but this all came back to me once I saw the words free flowing combat…I did but to my defense I didn't even know they made corporate boot licking meds. You must share some of your prescription with me sometime.
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Lighten up,you don't have to reply to every single negative comment someone makes regarding Sony.
You can't sit there with a straight face and tell me that what I said about Sony being hypocritical about this whole thing after Palworld isn't true.
As far as I'm concerned both Sony and Nintendo can fuck off with claims like these regardless of how similar they look as long as there's no direct code being copied especially when they have the audacity to sell the thousands of AI slop 1 minute games that permiate both the Ps Store and E shop.
Where do we draw the line? Should Rocksteady sue Insomniac for copying their Arkham Freeflow combat into Spiderman? Should Ubisoft sue every open world game with towers since Assassin's Creed? Or is it only art related? Only if two things look the same? From Software should sue Lies of P dev? Polyphony should sue every other racing sim out there for having the nerve to include cars in their game! Where do we draw the line?
Do these chinese games look similar to Horizon and Pokemon? YEAH they do,they clearly wear their inspiration on their sleeves to a ridiculous extent yet they play nothing alike which is more than I can say about some of those games I enumerated earlier that weren't targeted by suits.
So again I ask: Where do we draw the line?
I used a single example to disprove what you are saying, as you really have no idea what you are talking about
or maybe I'm wrong. explain to me what exactly the suit is about if the meat and potatoes IS NOT about robot dinosaurs?
we apparently read the same complaint, so I'm all ears
I don't know about MLB but the one game I know Arkham took inspiration from for its combat was the PS2 Jet Li game which was the precursor to that style of combat.Agree with a lot of this,though I wanna say,and i could be wrong,but didn't sony start that free flowing fighting concept,the building blocks to it anyways,or am I thinking if someone else's game(shenmue maybe?)..their baseball mlb show team did a game a few lifetimes ago called the mark of cry or some shit like that,and I think it kick started this type of combat… sorry to side track,but this all came back to me once I saw the words free flowing combat…
There's a similar game in development at NCSoft, that would be a revolutionary dumb idea....or maybe, and this is possibly a revolutionary idea but hear me out...how about SIE uses their brain and lend the Horizon IP license to Tencent, y'know like how Tencent approached with the offer first time around before SIE stupidly rejected it?
it doesn't though. this implies that robot dinosaurs are just a small piece of it.The rest of the document are examples of the copying that go way beyond just robot dinosaurs.
Nowhere near but It must've been as "shallow" as the Duskbloods and Bloodborne similarities though right? Almost but not quite I bet...And Dark Souls was still nowhere near as blatant as Light of Motiram!
It just not the same thing, Duskblood and Bloodborne made by same devs so naturally they gonna share similarities……Sony are not THAT stupid to sue FROM over that.Which was my main point as to why Sony is hypocritical about this whole thing and how Nial is adamant on ignoring that fact for the sake of defending a company that doesn't give two shits he exists. Maybe read the entire post before coming here to joke about shit without understanding the context.
Sony going after Tencent is a horrible idea for a variety of reasonsSony is suing Tencent while at the same time wanting to expand their gaming presence sales in China. Do they realize how big Tencent's influence is in China? They can get Sony out of the Chinese gaming market in a second if they wanted, and all that sweet gacha gaming money is gone for Sony.
Perphaps, unless you somehow think that Sony could have a case over similarly-implemented Gothic principles of architecture.Nowhere near but It must've been as "shallow" as the Duskbloods and Bloodborne similarities though right? Almost but not quite I bet...
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dude, what the fuck is your problem, read the lawsuit. Maybe you missed the many pages where they talk about the similarities in story, lore, map design, character design, mechanics, logo & font, marketing campaign, etc., but it's all in there.it doesn't though. this implies that robot dinosaurs are just a small piece of it.
what examples do you think make a stronger case here than robot dinosaurs?
What did Tencent allegedly steal that is even worse than robot dinosaurs?
Even assuming Sony "wins" all they'll probably get is Tencent changing the hair color from red to black in the promotional material or something trivial along these lines to differentiate the games enough. I don't see how this is worth the amount of time and money being poured, they can't really cancel the game so what does Sony really get out of this? Is it just a show of force?
It just not the same thing, Duskblood and Bloodborne made by same devs so naturally they gonna share similarities……Sony are not THAT stupid to sue FROM over that.
Tencent actively copied a game by different developers….I don't know your comparison doesn't make sense.
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I disagree here, but time will tell.Any service game that loses the US market is basically DOA.