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Perhaps, under US law. If the creator felt confident about that and only intended to sell this game in the USA, then perhaps a lawsuit could be worth it. Then
by Beldin 4y ago
Perhaps, under US law.
If the creator felt confident about that and only intended to sell this game in the USA, then perhaps a lawsuit could be worth it.
Then again, the "parody" defense may require something more than "the setting is obviously a take on this trademark", something sufficient to label it "transformative". No clue what the legal standard for that is.
- nkozyra 4y ago> then perhaps a lawsuit could be worth it. Even in US law, no, there's no scenario wherein the lawsuit against IKEA would be worth ~$50k in revenue (not profit).