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> It's entirely reasonable to think that the average consumer would be confused at the titles Yeah, like people get coca-cola and pepsi-cola confused all the t
by mtogo 15y ago
> It's entirely reasonable to think that the average consumer would be confused at the titles
Yeah, like people get coca-cola and pepsi-cola confused all the time. Nobody is going to get the TES series confused with Scrolls. Nobody. TES has been around since forever and every game is marketed by it's subtitle (see: Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, even the first one (Arena) was marketed by it's subtitle).
I agree that "scrolls" is a rather generic name that shouldn't receive a trademark, but for "scrolls" to be infringing on TES is just ridiculous. Does "elder" belong to bethesda, too?
- starwed 15y agoTo play devil's advocate, cola is an actual thing those drinks are/were made of, so that's not quite the same.[1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_nut http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_nut
- mtogo 15y agoDidn't know that, thanks for the link.
- dalore 15y agoShow me an RPG game without scrolls.
- starwed 15y agoDo you not understand how logical argumentation works? It is possible to address a particular supporting point without disagreeing with the conclusion. The scrolls issue is completely orthogonal to whether coca-cola v. pepsi-cola actually bolsters OP's point.
- shaggyfrog 15y agoFinal Fantasy I, IV, VI; Dragon (Quest) Warrior I, II, III, IV and VIII; Final Fantasy Legend I and II. Ones I've played, off the top of my head ;)