Bandai Namco Entertainment has filed a new international trademark application for the mark Tales of Luminaria. The multinational game developer is known for its ‘Tales’ video game series, so the revelation of this new trademark application is making some people question whether this is the name of the next game in the Tales series, and if it is, then what happened to Tales of Arise, which was originally scheduled to release in 2020, but now has an undetermined release date? Click on this article link to learn more.
Around the beginning of this month, Ubisoft filed two U.S. trademark applications for some upcoming titles announced in its Ubisoft Forward showcase, but hasn’t received as much attention as some other titles featured in the showcase. So today, we’re going to discuss the two trademarks, what they’re for, and any video games that might relate to them. Click on this article link to learn more.
Nintendo of Japan seems to be on a roll with a consistent stream of trademark applications. This next set of trademark applications makes it the fourth consecutive week of Nintendo trademarks published in Japan. Is it time to “catch ‘em all” again, or is this fanbase catching a case prematurely? Click on this article link to learn more.
Cody Rhodes, second-generation American professional wrestler for the WWE, is attempting to trademark the moniker of former professional wrestler, and his late father, Dusty Rhodes. However, the review of his trademark application isn’t going too well for Rhodes. What are the issues that he’s facing in this application? Click on this article link to learn more.
Dr. Dre’s estranged wife, Nicole Young, has claimed in a new lawsuit surrounding their rocky divorce, that she co-owns certain trademarks, and that Dre (born Andre Young) has ‘secretly’ transferred “valuable trademarks” to a new holding company, without her “knowledge or consent.” Click on this article link to learn more.
Nintendo of Japan has filed 8 applications for some new Japanese trademarks, and most of these applications are for things that you may have already heard of, especially in light of the major announcements Nintendo has made around the beginning of this month. Click on this article link to see what these international trademarks are and to learn more about each of them.
Last week Thursday, Ubisoft did a virtual update of one of its upcoming video game titles, Gods & Monsters. However, along with visual and gameplay updates, the game also got a major update in the form of a change in the name of the game altogether, now being renamed as Immortals: Fenyx (pronounced ‘phoenix’) Rising. With so many people liking the old title, why would Ubisoft suddenly change the game’s name? Click on this article link to learn more.
Last month, Sony filed a new multinational trademark application for the phrase “Play Like Never Before” which is expected to be the latest slogan in Sony’s marketing campaign for its upcoming next-gen gaming console, the PS5. What exactly is this trademark about though? Click on this article link to learn more.
Kim Kardashian-West might be about to break into the market of home décor. Kardashian-West (39), the model, businesswoman, reality TV star, and social media queen, has recently filed several trademarks for KKW Home. Is this the natural next step to complement her cosmetics and fragrance line, KKW Beauty? Click on this article link to learn more.
You would think that an automotive company like Honda wouldn’t have anything in common with a tech company like Microsoft. Well apparently both companies believe in the power of dreams, and Honda has filed a trademark opposition against Microsoft regarding Microsoft’s trademark application for ‘Power Your Dreams.’ Click on this article link to learn more.