Fri, Jun 01, 2012 | 01:07 BST
Silicon Knights to appeal Epic ruling
Too Human developer Silicon Knights will continue to pursue its suit against Epic following a ruling which favoured the Unreal Engine maker.
“We are disappointed by the outcome and we plan on appealing,” Silicon Knights boss Dennis Dyack told GamesIndustry.
Earlier this week a judge ruled in favour of Epic on all counts and slugged Silicon Knights with $4.45 million in damages.
Silicon Knights sued Epic for $58 million in damages related to the development of Too Human. The Candian developer had accused Epic of using Unreal Engine licensing fees to fund its own projects without providing adequate support for licensees.
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Posted in: Legalities
Tags: Dennis Dyack, epic, Epic Games, silicon knights, too human, unreal engine
6 comments
#1
Ireland Michael
01/06/12, 1:23 am
Jesus Christ Dyack. Give it up already.
#2
DSB
01/06/12, 2:10 am
Suicide by lawyer.
#3
dtyk
01/06/12, 2:53 am
He’s going to sue himself to bankruptcy. And you know what? I actually wish he does at this point.
#4
Sini
01/06/12, 4:53 am
cant say i give a shit about either company, both produce trash
#5
G1GAHURTZ
01/06/12, 5:14 am
They have to appeal.
I’m sure they don’t have four and a half million dollars lying around…
#6
Ali Hayas
01/06/12, 5:48 am
Epic should sue them for giving such a bad representation of the engine. XD