[casual_games] game copyright

[Allan Simonsen]

>From a legal point of view, what's dubious is when the
consumer becomes confused because of similarities in
name, graphics, branding and gameplay. E-Scrabble
would probably have survived unscathed if it had been
called "Word-Smith" or something that didn't include
the world Scrabble.

If you ever end up buying Anti-Monopoly for your kids
(in the misbeggotten belief that it'll be the same
good fun as the original), the rationale behind this
becomes clear.


Allan

--- Robert Headley <Rheadley at op-games.com> wrote:
> 
> I think the only thing you really need to worry
> about, is identical clones
> that may be confused for the real mccoy.
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Allan Simonsen                    simonsen at rocketmail.com
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