Iron Lore to Iron Heroes

[Particle_Man]

Wasn't the themesong for that old, old Hercules cartoon something like "Iron in his thighs?"

 

[Rodrigo Istalindir]

6 minute abs?

Oh, wait, that would be a different IP legal battle.

Someone would just come out with 5 Minute Abs.

 

[DonTadow]

Someone would just come out with 5 Minute Abs.

Or 360 second abs. ... 1/20th of an hour abs

 

[bolen]

I don't know I liked Iron Lore beter. but what does it mater anyway.

 

[Nightfall]

Bolen,

Well it mattered but since Monte didn't feel like picking a legal fight with a game company (electronic one folks), I can respect his decision. Though honestly I think he could have won, Iron Heroes will have to remain.

 

[bolen]

I understand that what I meant was they can call it whatever they want it is the content that maters.

 

[Richards]

Well it mattered but since Monte didn't feel like picking a legal fight with a game company (electronic one folks), I can respect his decision.

Well then, I guess they ironed out their differences.

Johnathan

 

[ThirdWizard]

Bolen,

Well it mattered but since Monte didn't feel like picking a legal fight with a game company (electronic one folks), I can respect his decision. Though honestly I think he could have won, Iron Heroes will have to remain.

The question is, could he have won before projected release? It's in the printers now right? It is annoying that this came up, and so late in the production cycle, too. Confused customers indeed. It's just a case of lawyers being lawyers (no offense to those lawyers of ENWorld of course ).

 

[Eosin the Red]

Do a google.... They seem to be an electronic gaming company with several employees. My guess is that neither Malhavok nor Iron Lore could survive the legal battle but if I had to guess which one had the deeper pockets, I would guess IL. Electronic game companies, even tiny, intsy, bintsy ones require huge amounts of operating capitol as opposed to nearly nothing for game companies (nearly nothing in comparison).

 

[Mouseferatu]

The thing to remember is that, when it comes to small companies, it doesn't matter who would win the lawsuit. The mere cost of fighting the suit, plus the cost in lost production time, makes it a battle not worth waging.