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In the business of video games, intellectual property protection is critical to success, and Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks are the bricks with which your IP portfolio is built. The Patent Arcade is the web's primary resource for video game IP law, news, cases, and commentary. Editor-in-Chief: Ross Dannenberg, Esq.

News: Gamer's Manifesto

A friend of ours forwarded us this link to "A Gamer's Manifesto." It's an interesting read, and I agree with some of it's "20 things gamers want from the seventh generation of game consoles." Item 15 includes commentary on "Short-Sighted Business Bull$%!&" and refers to patenting video games.

(Warning: foul-language is used generously throughout the article like an episode of Penn & Teller's Showtime show. The authors might be taken more seriously if they approached the issue with a little more decorum, as many of their points are valid... although not number 15.)

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