So, what is this game? FPS? MMO? I don’t get it.

For being the year 2016, that trailer had a lot of movement that was extraordinarily unrealistic. The way the soccer ball floats magically straight up was one of them. It took me right out of the rest of it...

I’m very concerned that this game will turn into this year’s Destiny. Going by just the marketing materials and information given to us by Bungie, I kept saying, “If this game does what it’s supposed to do, it’s going to be AWESOME.” Well, we all know it never has accomplished what Bungie led us to believe it would.…

This is the least surprising headline on this site in the past year. What’s next on you guys’ HOT TAKES? “The Ghostbusters Movie is Not Good?”

No, it was what Dead Orbit was selling it with before the April update. I think it’s probably gone forever except in a RNG roll from a faction package, I’d guess.

Hung Jury w/ Triple Tap and Firefly is the truth.

Large DLC expansion this fall with Destiny 2 next year is confirmed.

“Destiny had a weak launch but it’s a very robust experience these days...”

I bought it because it looks and sounds absolutely spot-on perfect. The game sucks though.

The irony of making the least logical and rational argument I think I may have ever read while trying to insult someone’s rationality is not lost on me. Nice work.

You don’t understand trademark litigation. That’s cool.

“You shouldn’t have to do that.” Agreed. It’s a pretty draconian requirement, but fact is, it’s there. And if there is a trademark for a video game called “Wasteland” that they tried to sell, then they used it honestly in a commercial fashion.

That’s not how trademarks work. You think I can go make a game called “Alien Halo?”

You understand that maintaining a mark doesn’t require “tirelessly censoring the internet,” but that if you aren’t active, the USPTO does have the authority to pull your protection, right? Two vastly different things. If you have spend the time and money to get a trademark, why risk it losing protection because you…

Trademark law isn’t stupid. It’s pretty rational, actually.

Two video games titled “Wasteland?” Yeah, I think the USPTO could believe that would be confusing to consumers.

The holders of the mark HAVE to assume that they would lose protection if any other video game is using the term, so they HAVE to send out a C&D. You can’t wait to see if the USPTO is going to yank protection before you send a letter. You’re required to be very proactive.

I’m a lawyer who has gotten trademarks, as well as sent out these types of letters. On the one hand, I am a little amazed the USPTO gave out a trademark for “Wasteland.” That’s pretty generic and I’m sure the word has been used in many video games in the past.

You seem to be taking some heavy liberties with the word “delicious.”

True. I really do wish I could give it back, though. Played Dark Souls for several hours before finally deciding I hated it. I have blissfully never picked it up again since.