Another example. When you think about Mortal Kombat and Raiden. Some other 
game had that name in it but they spelt it differently and for a while 
copyright was a problem.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Important Montezuma's Return announcement


> Only I think if it used the same character names to which you also had
> copywrite, ---- Eg, if this other Montizumas return had a doctor angela
> summers. rolling skulls, snakes and other enemies are so generic, that if
> they were copywrite, not many games at all would be able to use them even 
> if
> the names were similar, ----- Eg, both the mainstream games Tetris and
> columns, which have amazingly similar gameplay and were on rival systems 
> at
> the time have combo point bonuses, refer to their falling matchable 
> objects
> as blocks, have a speed mode etc.
>
> some games have even taken it further,---- streetfighter had a wandering
> martial artist called Ryu, Art of fighting had Ryo.
>
> Heck! even names can be mucked about with, the game primal rage even had a
> character called sauron, ----- though pronounced soron, not in the
> traditional tolkeen way.
>
> Beware the Grue!
>
> Dark.
>
>
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