Haven't been cut off yet?"Duke Duke" infringement disputes have new rulings in the end

2025-02-06 06:33:45|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Gearbox Software and 3D Realms have finally made new rulings on the infringement of the Duke of Destruction.In February 2014, Gearbox Software, the owner of the "Duke of Destruction", brought 3D Realms and Interceptor Entertainment to court, saying that it "developed the" Destroyer Duke "series game in illegally,"And to infringe on Gearbox Software's knowledge products. "

In fact, Gearbox Software purchased the "Duke Duke" trademark ownership from 3D Realms as early as 2010.This is the description of Gearbox Software's lawsuit."Obviously, after selling the" Duke Duke "trademark, 3D Realms contacted other developers in private that their trademarks were not sold. 3D Realms violated the agreement with Gearbox Software and violated the federal intellectual property protection clause."

Gearbox Software also submitted a trademark purchasing document to the court. It is an agreement signed by the company and the head of the company with 3D Realms, Scott Miller and George Brousard, and signed a name on the agreement.

According to the ruling, the "Duke Duke" trademark will eventually return to 3D Realms.3D Realms sued Gearbox Software's new work "Forever Destroyer" last June last year without paying the copyright fee of $ 2 million in the "Duke Duke" trademark. Later, he publicly apologized in September and withdrew the lawsuit.It means this is just a "misunderstanding."

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