Mindcraft doesn't exist, so I'm guessing that this is a mistake by the legal team. If it were significantly wrong (e.g. "Photoshop" rather than "Minecraft") th

Mindcraft doesn't exist, so I'm guessing that this is a mistake by the legal team. If it were significantly wrong (e.g. "Photoshop" rather than "Minecraft") then they'd have to file again. In this instance it's similar enough that most courts will allow it, although it looks bad for the lawyers involved.