The controversy continues on the plagiarism of Man Splosion Twisted Pixel last year launched a dedicated Xbox Live the adventures of a slender articulated explosive. It's' Man Splosion and is a platform that allows us to reach unusual heights based on the capacity of the character, of course acquired as a result of an experiment, to be detonated at will.Capcom has published this year instead Maxplosion. A platform that sees a cat capable of reaching incredible heights with the ability to explode. Even the title is set in a scientific laboratory. That's why we were not surprised when Capcom Twisted Pixel accused of plagiarism. The conditions for the prosecution in fact seem to be all and, although there are coincidences, like it or not Capcom's programmers have baked a title far too similar to Xbox Live.
Yet Michael Wilford, CEO of Twisted Pixel, said that there will be lawsuits. He concluded by saying that the response of fans in favor of small software house is more than enough. But the developers of Capcom with an official e-mail, have made clear that even if Twisted Pixel has called into question the team console Capcom, Capcom Mobile is a division different from the development team to work on their own consoles and in offices separated.
Yet, says the CEO of Twisted Pixel on Twitter, in the past the idea for 'Splosion Man has been proposed that Capcom did not accept.
- Capcom Denies Stealing Twisted Pixel's 'Splosion Man Concept (14/01/2011)
- Capcom Responds to MAXPLOSION/'SPLOSION MAN Controversy (13/01/2011)
- Capcom 'Saddened' By Game Plagiarism Controversy (14/01/2011)
- Capcom 'Saddened' By Game Plagiarism Controversey (14/01/2011)
- Twisted Pixel chooses not to sue Capcom over iOS ripoff (13/01/2011)
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