Anbernic’s Budget Dual-Screen Handheld Challenges Retro Gaming Market Dynamics
Affordable Retro Gaming Enters Dual-Screen Territory Anbernic has officially unveiled gameplay footage of its upcoming RG DS handheld, demonstrating dual-screen…
Affordable Retro Gaming Enters Dual-Screen Territory Anbernic has officially unveiled gameplay footage of its upcoming RG DS handheld, demonstrating dual-screen…
Sony Interactive Entertainment has filed a scathing response to Tencent’s motion to dismiss the Horizon copyright lawsuit, calling the Chinese company’s defense “nonsense.” The legal documents reveal new details about the alleged infringement and Tencent’s corporate structure as both companies prepare for a potentially precedent-setting case.
Sony Interactive Entertainment has launched a forceful counterattack against Tencent’s attempt to dismiss the copyright infringement lawsuit over Light of Motiram, with court documents obtained by The Game Post revealing Sony’s characterization of Tencent’s defense as “nonsense.” According to reports, the legal confrontation centers around allegations that Tencent’s upcoming game constitutes a “slavish clone” of Sony’s successful Horizon series developed by Guerrilla Games.