So, uh, is there a magic material that moves my couch and redoes my plumbing and electrical system each time as well? I am not saying it isn't cool, but I doubt that it will be applied much as it is envisioned here.

What a ridiculous comparison.

now remove mayweather from all boxing games for repeatedly beating mothers of his children

Just you.

1. Roger Goodell needs to self report his incompetence, and promptly resign.

I'm assuming both that you have glaucoma which is affecting your vision and that you are incredibly high on your glaucoma medicine (which, by the way, is a four-game suspension.)

Have you been to Atlanta recently? This city is beautiful. I love it here.

Except for the part where you are completely wrong and full of shit.

I know it's fun to make fun of Atlanta's Olympics, but in terms of using their Olympic buildings, Atlanta actually did well. There are some unused facilities outside the city, but everything in the city was repurposed one way or another - Georgia State and Georgia Tech are using a lot of the Olympic buildings.

I lived in midtown Atlanta before, during, and after the Olympics and the city did awesome as a result.

I get that it's probably just a lazy, reflexive bash America / bash the South joke, but looking purely at the reuse of venues, I'd say Atlanta was pretty successful. I'd love to see your evidence to the contrary.

US Courts will take lawsuits from anyone, provided they have jurisdiction over both parties and the conduct. The party filing the suit obviously consents to jurisdiction by filing a lawsuit, while the party being sued must live or do business in the area where the court is located. If any of the conduct occurred in a…

(Lawyer speaking) Doesn't matter if the game's published internationally or not. First off, you have to understand that American Courts are MORE concerned about Americans being pulled into legal disputes in other country's courts (where they might be treated unfairly) than vice versa. Most legal ideas regarding…

Holy guacamole, how are you getting this much (misguided) heat for asking a reasonable question about a complex issue? I'm new around Kotaku, so maybe this is normal?

Ahh well he said he would cause hell if the movie came out and he rewrote their film and I have no idea if they are doing it or not. Also regarding US laws or international ones. The case would fall in the country the C.O is in,so if it's in the US it's in the american court system. Now with him being a convict and a…

I haven't seen anyone answer your original question, so I thought I would give it a shoot. I am a lawyer, this is not legal advice and you, or anyone else reading this is not my client.*

It's not particularly nationalistic; tasteskindasalty is on point when he/she notes that American IP laws generally only cover American IPs and the citizens that produce them. They -can- be levied against citizens of other countries (and likewise citizens of other countries can levy the IP laws of their own nations…

People born in North, middle and South America and all Americans. What you really mean is a Non-US citizen suing a US company in a US court regarding US law.

The game is published internationally... Yes, he can sue them.

Yep, we'd heard rumours that Unity featured a completely overhauled animation system, but seeing it in action... that's just awesome. I'm still not done with Black Flag yet, but with improvements like this I'm absolutely fine with buying Unity this year =)