Things have been quite on the Tim Langdell and Edge Games front following a litigious end to 2009.

Langdell and Edge Games have been furiously, some say overzealously, [URL=http://gamepolitics.com/2009/08/12/alleged-trademark-troll-and-iphone-developer-trade-volleys]battling against alleged trademark infringements[/URL] involving the term “Edge,” targeting Mobigame’s iPhone game entitled Edge (now named Edgy).

Meanwhile, Electronic Arts also entered the fray [URL=http://gamepolitics.com/2009/09/30/ea-amp-edge-games-trademark-spat]last September[/URL], filing a Consolidated Petition for Cancellation against a series of Edge Games trademarks, including “The Edge,” Gamer’s Edge,” “Edge” and “Cutting Edge.” EA claimed that Edge Games did not actually use trademarks like “The Edge” in commerce. EA also said that Edge Games had continually threatened to sue it over the EA Dice-developed game Mirror’s Edge.
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