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Patent Arcade: New Case: Deus Ex Preview Leaked
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New Case: Deus Ex Preview Leaked. By Patent Arcade Staff. Square Enix Limited v. Does 1-15. US District Court, Western District of Washington. Case No. 11-cv-01045, Filed June 22, 2011. Square Enix has filed a new lawsuit against unknown Italian individuals who infiltrated its preview of the new “Deus Ex: Human Revolution” game, downloaded the game, and distributed the preview to third parties. 160; Home. 160; Next. Get the Patent Arcade App. Available now for iOS. Ross A. Dannenberg. Just wrapped up...
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Patent Arcade: New Case: THQ v. Activision Blizzard
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New Case: THQ v. Activision Blizzard. Here is an image of THQ's cover art:. And here is the cover art for Activision's game:. We'll add this lawsuit to our tracking system and keep you posted as things progress. The case is THQ Inc. v. Activision Blizzard, Inc. in the Central District of California, case number CV08-06999, filed October 23, 2008. A copy of the complaint may be downloaded here:. 160; Home. 160; Next. Get the Patent Arcade App. Available now for iOS. Ross A. Dannenberg.
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Patent Arcade: Case Update - IPR filed by EA against White Knuckle IP patent on game updates
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Case Update - IPR filed by EA against White Knuckle IP patent on game updates. Back in January we reported a new patent case. Filed by White Knuckle IP against Electronic Arts over updating sports video games based on real-life events during a season. The asserted patent was U.S. Pat. No. 8,529,350. That case was actually terminated and refiled as Utah District case no. 1-15-cv-00036 in February. Soccer games and the 2000 version of their Madden. At this time, the IPR has only been filed with the USPTO&#...
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Patent Arcade: Nintendo and Tomita back in court over "Offset Presetting Means"
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Nintendo and Tomita back in court over "Offset Presetting Means". Tomita Technologies USA LLC v. Nintendo Co. US District Court, Southern District of New York. Case No. 11-cv-04256, Filed June 22, 2011. Case No. 1:14-cv-09560, Filed December 3, 2014. Back in December we covered the Federal Circuit's opinion in Tomita v. Nintendo. Where the Court found that the claim term "offset presetting means" clearly invoked the means-plus-function principles of 35 USC 112 6th par. Tomita sued Nintendo in 2011. The p...
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Patent Arcade: New Case: Archie Comic Publications Inc. v. Penders
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New Case: Archie Comic Publications Inc. v. Penders. By Patent Arcade Staff. Archie Comic Publications Inc. v. Penders. US District Court, Southern District of New York. Case No. 1:10-cv-08858, Filed On November 23, 2010. As more information becomes available, this post will be updated. Stay tuned. 160; Home. 160; Next. Get the Patent Arcade App. Available now for iOS. Ross A. Dannenberg. Buy your copy today! Shawn Gorman (Gamertag: pbot1). Steve Chang (Gamertag: BookEmDano 5 0). Trademark Storm Brew...
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Patent Arcade: U.S. Patent No. 7,613,616: Training a user to execute a sequence of commands in a game environment by using voice control
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US Patent No. 7,613,616: Training a user to execute a sequence of commands in a game environment by using voice control. By Patent Arcade Staff. US Patent No. 7,613,616: Training a user to execute a sequence of commands in a game environment by using voice control. Issued Nov. 3, 2009, to Sony. Put away your joysticks! 160; Home. 160; Next. Get the Patent Arcade App. Available now for iOS. Ross A. Dannenberg. Buy your copy today! Shawn Gorman (Gamertag: pbot1). Steve Chang (Gamertag: BookEmDano 5 0).
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Patent Arcade: FAQs
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Have a question that is not covered here? Send us an email, and we’ll endeavor to keep this FAQ updated.Keep in mind that this is not legal advice, as each scenario factually differs. Always discuss your specific situation with your own attorney. You can reach us at info. Dot) com with further questions. I think I invented something and I’d like to patent it. What do I do now? To file your patent application after you’ve done one of those things. What will a patent attorney do for me? The USPTO charges v...
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Patent Arcade: Nintendo gets second chance from Federal Circuit on 3DS patent suit
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Nintendo gets second chance from Federal Circuit on 3DS patent suit. Tomita Tech. USA, LLC et al. v. Nintendo Co., LTD et al. Case No. 2014-1244. On appeal from S.D.N.Y., case no. 1:11-CV-04256. Back in 2011, Tomita sued Nintendo. Over U.S. Pat. No. 7,417,664. US Pat. No. 7,417,664, Figure 1. At trial, Tomita argued that this limitation should be construed as covering a "simple circuit" that implements this function. Tomita's proposed construction cited Figures One, Two, Three, Four through Eight, an...
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Patent Arcade: Nintendo Faces Suit over 3DS
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Nintendo Faces Suit over 3DS. By Patent Arcade Staff. Tomita Technologies USA LLC v. Nintendo Co. US District Court, Southern District of New York. Case No. 11-cv-04256, Filed June 22, 2011. According to the complaint, Tomita applied for the patent in 2003 and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued it in August 2008. This is not the first time Nintendo's DS series of hand-held systems has attracted attention from other patent litigants. Law360. 160; Home. 160; Next. Get the Patent Arcade App.
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Patent Arcade: Trademark Symbol
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The trademark symbol has special meaning in the United States, and can be used ONLY with federally registered trademarks. The registration symbol should be used only on or in connection with the goods or services that are listed in the registration at the USPTO. The federal registration symbol may not. Be used with marks that are not actually registered in the USPTO. Even if an application is pending, the registration symbol. May not be used until the mark is registered. 143 USPQ 358 (TTAB 1964). A few m...
