Crash Bandicoot Registered as a Trademark for Movies and TV Series
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The publisher Activision Blizzard apparently filed a new trademark application for Crash Bandicoot. It is particularly striking that the registration includes not only games, but also mentions "Motion Picture Films" and "Television Series". Read more
The company has secured the rights to a new trademark. Activision has secured the rights to the updated Crash Bandicoot franchise trademark, which may indicate the publisher's plans to expand beyond video games. The filing explicitly mentions "feature-length motion pictures" and "television series," hinting at the company's ambitions to expand into the media space through film production or animated projects based on adventures. The post "Activi…
This seems to accelerate for the TV series Crash Bandicoot with an official trademark from Activision.
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