When you finally realize 1) people can do more than one thing at a time, 2) multiple people exist, 3) other people might be working on something besides [thing you personally disapprove of], you'll start to understand the possibilities are truly endless.
louis clearly wants the smoke and is calling their bluff. If louis manages to win and set precedent it will be the biggest possible victory sony could hand him. You are correct in your assertion that sony could just pay more for it and i think that is their best option.
Sony only pays $500-$50,000 for their own exploit bountries. Thus far, only a single critical exploit has been found between current Playstation platforms that was paid $15,000.
Nintendo is currently having their fucking asses handed to them in their efforts to litigate Palworld into oblivion. Nintendo has suffered a series of humiliating defeats in that effort and that trend has held firm since they started that bullshit. They've had their patents invalidated (in both the US and Japan -- even they're sick of Nintendo's bullshit), been told by the US copyright office their allegations of copyright violation are unlikely to succeed on the merits, and as it stands now the only "win" Nintendo has any chance of scoring will be a paper victory with a determination of very minor infringement of one copyrighted element, with a maximum payout from the Palworld devs of maybe five figures.
once again I must ask you this: are they actually getting patents removed that arn't related to one lolsuit, or is this just copium you're huffing in the vain hope that "the niggercattle are waking up"?Nintendo is currently having their fucking asses handed to them in their efforts to litigate Palworld into oblivion. Nintendo has suffered a series of humiliating defeats in that effort and that trend has held firm since they started that bullshit. They've had their patents invalidated (in both the US and Japan -- even they're sick of Nintendo's bullshit), been told by the US copyright office their allegations of copyright violation are unlikely to succeed on the merits, and as it stands now the only "win" Nintendo has any chance of scoring will be a paper victory with a determination of very minor infringement of one copyrighted element, with a maximum payout from the Palworld devs of maybe five figures.
"Being Nintendo'd" is quickly changing definitions. Soon it will mean "unintentionally promoted, uplifted and given unexpected security as your aggressive opponent steps on rakes to prove you've done nothing illegal without you lifting a finger." So sure, let's get Nintendo'd!
"Sheeeeen, this is the 19th time this year you've told us Nintendo's lost the lawsuit and it's already over"Nintendo is currently having their fucking asses handed to them in their efforts to litigate Palworld into oblivion. Nintendo has suffered a series of humiliating defeats in that effort and that trend has held firm since they started that bullshit. They've had their patents invalidated (in both the US and Japan -- even they're sick of Nintendo's bullshit), been told by the US copyright office their allegations of copyright violation are unlikely to succeed on the merits, and as it stands now the only "win" Nintendo has any chance of scoring will be a paper victory with a determination of very minor infringement of one copyrighted element, with a maximum payout from the Palworld devs of maybe five figures.
"Being Nintendo'd" is quickly changing definitions. Soon it will mean "unintentionally promoted, uplifted and given unexpected security as your aggressive opponent steps on rakes to prove you've done nothing illegal without you lifting a finger." So sure, let's get Nintendo'd!
well, to be fair, the news about the patents themselves has been the only tangentally related news about the Palworld lolsuit, given the actual news about it has been purely behind the legal doors and nethier side can legally say anything about what's actually going on beyond vauge statements approved by thier respective lawyers.
Look, all I'm saying is that for the past two fucking years, I've seen one side screech nintendo is doomed, nintendo already lost the suit, it being thrown out is a foregone conclusion and will officially happen in the next couple weeks, if not days, and pocketpair is gonna countersue and they might even win a piece of the pokemon IP (this is one I've unironically heard dozens of times), while the other has said "yeah, these patents weren't even about the lawsuit, so they have no bearing on it". Well, 2 years is a lot more than "2 weeks, trust the plan!", so forgive me if I find one particular side more reasonable after all this time.
It wasn’t a cell-based GPU they were planning on using, it was a second full Cell in the dedicated role of graphics calculations.
Did I miss something? Their patents have been invalidated/revoked. Their claims in their copyright suit against Pocketworld have (through motion practice) been drastically reduced and narrowed.
That kinda reminds me of the last time people said Nintendo was doomed and it was all over for them. And the time before that. And the time before that. And the time before that. And the time before that…
Always on goytendo's defense I see, regardless of the thread. Weird.
Asking a simple question of clarification is shilling for a corporation now?
yea, @moocow, you are my nigger, but Bob does have a point. It doesn't matter if Nintendo wins or loses the lawsuit, because they're still Nintendo, and Pokemon is literally the highest grossing media franchise on the planet. Game Freak could literally shit in two paper bags and call them "Pokemon Wind and Waves" and they'd still sell like hotcakes.
because said company has already shat itself and there is nothing else outside a gaping anus while the competition is still shitting itself, call it the sony luck i guess, most of it's competitors shit itself in a spectacular way it draws attention from them shitting themselves.
the thing about most of the would be Pokemon competetors or "Pokeclones" of history is that they tend to either expand real fast only to petter out competently, or relegates to a smaller but still pretty good populace of players even when they became mega-hits (See Yo-Kai Watch or TemTem), or end up being one-and-dones (A lot of the indie games that are similar to pokemon) or in the case of Digimon.... just being plain mismanaged to hell while there's one real aspect of it that kind of persists in the sucess department with the tamagachis.
