I'm not familiar with americans, why is he adding "TM" to Stirring Dragon Games and and Unknown Realm everywhere? I did a trademark search but both strings aren't registered.
What's the deal with americans? Gen X, what u doing? pls Bruce waddup my dude!
Yes. My understanding (not a lawyer) is that if it were challenged in court and you have proof of original art, then your trademark is protected even if all you did was slap the TM on it.
If you are following Stirring Dragon on KS, then you will know they just decided to help fund The Wayward Realms.
1 created
72 funded.
Your money well spent so they can reap in others KS rewards...
...............and maybe take credit for those games as well.
Skald taking 500 MB—I don't see that happening on a C64 anymore. It would be quite a technical prowess, which only a few are still capable of achieving. It's also beyond those games, although I remember quite good-looking C64 games like Times of Lore or the recent port of Eye of the Beholder on the C64.All this guy did was make a C64 style modern RPG, didn't even press C64 disks or use real C64 hardware or... *
* inb4 I find out he actually did that too.
Skald taking 500 MB—I don't see that happening on a C64 anymore. It would be quite a technical prowess, which only a few are still capable of achieving. It's also beyond those games, although I remember quite good-looking C64 games like Times of Lore or the recent port of Eye of the Beholder on the C64.All this guy did was make a C64 style modern RPG, didn't even press C64 disks or use real C64 hardware or... *
* inb4 I find out he actually did that too.
It was awesome and far superior to CGA graphics on PC, both in terms of graphics and sound. Then, after that, the Amiga was considerably superior to PC gaming until the Ultima 7 era. But Skald would be above the best-looking games on the C64.Skald taking 500 MB—I don't see that happening on a C64 anymore. It would be quite a technical prowess, which only a few are still capable of achieving. It's also beyond those games, although I remember quite good-looking C64 games like Times of Lore or the recent port of Eye of the Beholder on the C64.All this guy did was make a C64 style modern RPG, didn't even press C64 disks or use real C64 hardware or... *
* inb4 I find out he actually did that too.
Good point.
I thought the C64 was awesome back in the day. Missed it a lot when I had to move to a CGA PC.
Yet there's indeed a very special place in hell for con artists cashing in on old nerds' C64 nostalgia.
As is this game.
