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The first, but surely not the last, judgement in the Scrolls vs. The Elder Scrolls trademark case has come down in favor of Mojang, denying ZeniMax's bid for an interim injunction that would've forbidden the Swedish indie from using the 'Scrolls' name.
Legal experts and Bethesda's Pete Hines have chimed in on the legal dispute with Mojang over the use of the word Scrolls. Experts say the company has a legal obligation to defend its trademark, or risk losing or weakening their defense in the future.
Regarding the ongoing kerfuffle between Mojang Specifications and Bethesda Softworks, Minecraft creator Markus 'Notch' Persson clarified that he is still unclear as to why his company is being targeted after two offers to settle the dispute were shot down
Rage on the PC is suffering from early bugs, including texture problems, frame rate issues, audio stuttering, and outright crashes.
id Software's John Carmack talks about why the company isn't interested in licensing id Tech 5 to third parties.
Markus "Notch" Persson has challenged Bethesda to a Quake 3 tournament to settle the legal dispute over the Scrolls trademark, claiming that if he loses he'll change the name to whatever they wish.
Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson has received a letter from Bethesda, claiming that his next game "Scrolls" infringes on the trademark for "The Elder Scrolls."
