Sun, Mar 17, 2013 | 22:27 GMT
Eternal Darkness trademark extended
Nintendo of America has once more applied to extend its trademark for Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem, the 2002 cult-favourite Silicon Knights Gamecube title. This is the fifth extension, and every time the Big N does this everyone starts speculating wildly that a sequel or re-release is in the works – but then absolutely nothing happens. Silicon Knights was rumoured to be working on some sort of followup before a legal battle with Epic grounded the developer.
Thanks, Cub3d.
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Posted in: Horror, Nintendo
Tags: Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, silicon knights, trademark
5 comments
#1
tcc
17/03/13, 11:05 pm
Much as I’d like to believe a sequel is coming, this doesn’t have to mean anything. They just extended the trademark so no one else can have it.
#2
salarta
18/03/13, 12:53 am
It’s a shame Nintendo is never going to do anything with this series, because doing something with it would go a long way toward redirecting them from their current future as a repeat of Sega.
#3
ManuOtaku
18/03/13, 1:09 am
I think this is the right time for nintendo to do a proper followup, i think they will not let pass this one up on the Wii U
#4
mistermogul
18/03/13, 8:49 am
Yeah I’d love to see a follow up to ED. The time is right!
@2 – My friend Nintendo are a very long way from becoming the next “Sega”. Careful what BS you believe!
#5
DuckOfDestiny
18/03/13, 5:37 pm
At least do something with those sanity mechanics that you patented >_<