MKR Group - NAY
The MKR Group owns the copyright to the highly popular “Dead” films by George Romero. In an attempt to score another paycheck through lawsuits, the group is suing Capcom for copyright infringements in Capcom’s popular game “Dead Rising” for the XBox 360. Apparently the game is too similar to “Dawn of the Dead.”
Seriously? Thank god Capcom came back and said that “humans battling zombies in a shopping mall” is a “wholly unprotectible idea” under current copyright standards. I mean why not just go after the complete Resident Evil series. Or any series with zombies in it? I’m sure you could find some sort of comparison to Romero’s zombie flicks. Besides, if anything this game boosted temporary sales of “Dawn of the Dead” even though the box CLEARLY says it has nothing to do with the franchise. And also, Romero, love you to death but come on, “Land of the Dead”? That blew. Anyway, Capcom will prob come out on top, and if they don’t, thats sad so go buy Dead Rising while you can!
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