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Tencent has entered into a deal to utilize Nvidia's top AI chips in Japan, highlighting a strategic move in the AI and technology sector, though specific details of the agreement are not provided in the excerpt.
Tencent appears to have lost the legal battle against Sony over the alleged similarities between Sony's Horizon series and Tencent's LIGHT OF MOTIRAM, with the lawsuit being dismissed and the game removed from digital stores, though the details of the settlement remain confidential.
Sony and Tencent have settled their lawsuit over the game Light of Motiram, which Sony claimed was a clone of Horizon. The case has been dismissed with prejudice, and the game has been delisted from major platforms. The future of Light of Motiram remains uncertain, possibly returning under a new guise.
Sony and Tencent have settled their legal dispute over alleged similarities between Horizon: Zero Dawn and Tencent's Light of Motiram, with the case dismissed and terms undisclosed, each side covering their own legal costs.
Sony sued Tencent over the game Light of Motiram, which closely resembled Horizon Zero Dawn, but the case has been quietly settled with all parties paying their own costs and the settlement remaining confidential. Tencent removed the game from stores following the lawsuit, and both companies have now resolved their dispute.
Sony sued Tencent over a game called Light of Motiram, accusing it of being a clone of Horizon Zero Dawn and other franchise games. The case has now been settled confidentially, with Tencent agreeing to stop promoting the game, which has been removed from stores.
Sony and Tencent have settled their lawsuit over the game Light of Motiram, which was accused of being a clone of Horizon. The game has been delisted from stores, and the case is now closed with a confidential settlement, though the game's online presence remains.
Sony and Tencent settled their legal dispute over the game Light of Motiram, which was accused of copying Sony's Horizon series. The game has been removed from Steam and the Epic Games Store, and the case was dismissed with prejudice following a confidential settlement.
Tencent has agreed to halt promotion and public testing of its game Light of Motiram, which Sony accused of being a clone of Horizon, amid ongoing legal disputes. The companies are scheduled for court hearings in January, with Tencent complying with Sony's injunction requests during the legal process.
Sony and Tencent have agreed to pause all promotion and public testing of Light of Motiram as their lawsuit over the game, which is accused of copying Horizon, moves toward a key hearing in early 2026. Both sides are also extending legal deadlines and delaying the game's release to no earlier than Q4 2027, while the court considers Sony's request to block the game.
Sony has filed a preliminary injunction against Tencent to stop the release and promotion of Light of Motiram, alleging it copies Horizon Zero Dawn's characters, visuals, music, and story, with key declarations from Sony and Guerrilla Games officials supporting the claim. The court hearing is scheduled for November 2025, and if granted, it could prevent Tencent from further promoting or developing the game pending the lawsuit's outcome.
Sony has criticized Tencent's defense in a copyright lawsuit, accusing Tencent of copying elements of Horizon Zero Dawn in its game Light of Motiram, and dismissing Tencent's claims that the case is premature. Sony emphasizes ongoing damage and alleges Tencent's continued promotion of the infringing game despite legal actions, including accusations of brand and character copying. The case remains active.
Sony has filed a lawsuit against Tencent, accusing the Chinese conglomerate of copying its Horizon game series with Light of Motiram and using shell companies to evade liability, amid public outrage over the similarities and potential damage to the Horizon franchise.
Sony has filed a lawsuit against Tencent over a game called Light of Motiram, which Sony claims is a copy of Horizon Zero Dawn. Tencent denies the allegations, arguing Sony is targeting the wrong company and that the game is not infringing. Sony counters that the game damages Horizon's brand and continues to promote the copy despite changes. The legal battle is ongoing, with both sides refusing to back down.
Sony has sued Tencent, accusing it of copying elements from Horizon in its game Light of Motiram, and claims Tencent is hiding behind subsidiaries to avoid liability. Sony argues that the infringement has already occurred despite delays and that Tencent's use of branding and character design is egregious and confusing to consumers. The case is ongoing, with Sony seeking to move forward with discovery.