@Hotline128: Thing about Mario is that he's been around since the days of Donkey Kong, and many of his spinoff games aren't nearly as hyped. Many have been decent quality, too.
I never would get into the whole plastic guitar deal. #activision
Also, I went to drumhero dot com and of course it was taken. I bet that domain owner won't be able to sleep for the next little while thinking of the ludicrous amounts of money they're going to get offered for that domain eventually.
Hrm, either that or Acti will just sue them for it claiming they own the trademark so it's rightfully theirs. Roffles.
@Quote: Yeah I'm not up on my law-fu but I thought I remembered something like this from the past where a company sued the individual who owned the domain for their trademark, even though the domain owner had it for a good while, and the company that was suing actually won their case.
But that was a long time ago I'm unclear if that's an actual memory or something whispered into my ear by mushroom people. #activision
@Sobersean: As long as the website is not related to the trademark in any way (i.e. drumhero.com is NOT a wesbite that actually talks about the game drumhero) I'm pretty sure the holder of the trademark can not sue the url owner.
I think it's more of a cock block than anything. Although I love playing Rock Band drums so much (I play most songs on expert, have the 3 cymbal expansion kit, and once it finally breaks I'm getting the fucking Ion) this could be appealing for me. #activision
@spiderweb1986: The question is not whether Activision is dumb enough to make a drum only game. The question is whether Activision thinks the public is dumb enough to buy a drum only game.
That having been said, I doubt it actually is trademark protection. #activision
There's a church around here that's youth oriented with rock music and such. They always have ads at the mall I work at that are basically "Come on, check us out. We're not boring and lame like regular church." But anyway they have one right now that says "Guitars. Because no kid ever played a video game called Church Organ Hero." #guitarhero
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The Hero franchise is getting more spin-offs then any other game on the planet.
Here's hoping they don't actually release a separate full band game, with "Drum Hero" as the title.
oh.. btw, I call "Plastic Guitar Hero", a game where you use a REAL guitar to mimic playing music on a plastic guitar! #activision
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I never would get into the whole plastic guitar deal. #activision
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Math: Zero Hero
Food: Hero Hero
Ancient History: Nero Hero
Planes: Aero Hero #activision
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When will you learn, you killed this franchise with GH: Aerosmith. #activision
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Also, I went to drumhero dot com and of course it was taken. I bet that domain owner won't be able to sleep for the next little while thinking of the ludicrous amounts of money they're going to get offered for that domain eventually.
Hrm, either that or Acti will just sue them for it claiming they own the trademark so it's rightfully theirs. Roffles.
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But that was a long time ago I'm unclear if that's an actual memory or something whispered into my ear by mushroom people. #activision
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Thus further confusing the "Hero" fanbase. #activision
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Now that the obvious lame joke is out of the way, Dumb Hero sounds like a good name for a parody jrpg. #activision
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That is unfortunate. =P #activision
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They've proven me wrong before, though. #activision
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That having been said, I doubt it actually is trademark protection. #activision
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See if Activision will buy it from me #activision
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