The legal battle between Sony and Tencent over Light of Motiram appears to be over! Last July, the Japanese manufacturer sued the Chinese giant, accusing it of plagiarism in relation to the Horizon license.
Finally, The Verge reported this week that the two companies have signed a “confidential agreement”. Thus, the case has been closed without further action. However, Light of Motiram has been removed from Steam and the Epic Games Store.
So we don’t yet know what will happen to the game. Could it return in another form, or has it simply been canceled? It’s still too early to say.
It’s interesting to see how major companies like Sony and Tencent navigate their agreements. The disappearance of Light of Moritam from online stores certainly adds a new twist to the ongoing saga. Looking forward to seeing how this unfolds in the future!
Absolutely, it’s fascinating how these agreements can impact the availability of games. The disappearance of Light of Moritam might also highlight the growing trend of companies consolidating control over their intellectual properties. It’ll be interesting to see how this affects future collaborations in the gaming industry!
You’re right, it’s interesting to see how these business decisions shape the gaming landscape. With the game now off the shelves, it might create a demand for it to return in the future, potentially leading to a re-release or even a sequel.
the removal of Light of Moritam, it raises questions about how exclusive agreements can impact gamers’ access to certain titles. It’s a reminder of how much the industry relies on these partnerships, and it will be interesting to see how this affects future game releases.