Indie devs incorporate 'Edge' into titles to lure out Tim Langdell
by Alexander Sliwinski 
on Nov 12th 2009 4:40PM
Indie developers are having a little fun at the expense of trademark troll Tim Langdell. As
TouchArcade reports, several devs have created mock games to get under the skin of the
abusive IP bugaboo, who pops up like a rabid prairie dog when a company uses the word "edge" in a video game. In response to
Langdell's attack on Killer Edge Racing, several indie devs have jokingly
renamed their games.
Fez is now
Fedge and
Critter Crunch has vomited out
Critter Credge.
In their posts on the name changes, the developers use the word "edge" as many times as is edgeingly possible to edge in there with edginess. Inspired by Langdell, we are currently discussing with our attorneys if we can trademark the words "war," "warfare," ... oh wait, "Mario," yes! That's where the infringement bucks really are.
