IronGlint

Really Bethesda? One word? where do we draw the line here?

How about I trademark the word "legend"? what then? or the word "Super" maybe?

what bullshit. Isn't it enough with this trademark bullcrap that Harley Davidson trying to trademark the sound of their motorcycle for 6 years, now we will trademark words too?

You know....I don't really care about this DRM bullcrap. We are not in 1992 anymore, almost everyone has internet now and if you lose it for a few hours you can just play something else.

But the question to me is what about the future? I still buy NES games and play them all the time, but what if they were DRM protected? Do you really think the servers would still be up? of course not, don't even kid yourself.

So what happens when 20 years from now the game can't authenticate for whatever reason? So you don't own a game anymore, you have a 60 usd paper weight? I know there is the chance that they can just patch the game in future to avoid this, but will they?

I don't know, maybe I am just thinking too much.

@motherbr41n I know portuguese and noticed that too, but after a bit of research it's clear that the name of the game is not about the game itself.

You see...the director of the game is Colombian and grew up with an alcoholic father, and in the game the monster (his dad) is addicted to frogs (booze) and becomes enraged when he eats frogs.

In spanish Papo is slang term for dad or daddy, and yo is me...so the name of the game is "Daddy and me"

Jesus christ, must EVERY article in this joystiq end with a shitty joke?

Anyway, I find it difficult to imagine anyone using this... I hope it works though.