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In a recent turn of events, Tencent has vigorously defended itself against Sony's lawsuit, which accuses the company of copying elements from the popular game Horizon in its new title, Light of Motiram. Tencent characterized Sony's claims as an "improper attempt to fence off a well-trodden corner of popular culture," suggesting that the lawsuit is more about stifling competition than protecting intellectual property.
The dispute highlights ongoing tensions in the gaming industry, where creative ideas often overlap. Tencent argues that the themes and concepts in question are part of a broader cultural landscape that should not be monopolized by a single entity. The gaming giant emphasizes its commitment to innovation and originality, asserting that Light of Motiram stands on its own merits and does not infringe upon Sony's intellectual property.
As the legal battle unfolds, both companies are likely to engage in a protracted fight over the interpretation of creative influence and originality in the gaming world. The outcome could set significant precedents for future intellectual property disputes within the industry.
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