Pretty sure it doesn't matter, considering "Studio" is a common term...

edgarvaldes · on Nov 23, 2015

Yes, like Candy.

Zikes · on Nov 23, 2015

Like Saga, you mean? I don't recall any cases around the word Candy, but The Banner Saga got hit.

sp332 · on Nov 23, 2015

Yeah, King trademarked "Candy" and had an app taken down from the App Store http://www.polygon.com/2014/1/21/5332560/what-kings-candy-tr...

Zikes · on Nov 23, 2015

Good lord, did they trademark Crush as well?

caskance · on Nov 23, 2015

So is "Word". I would be equally surprised if Google released word processing software called "Android Word".

yincrash · on Nov 23, 2015

WordPerfect existed before MS Word

caskance · on Nov 23, 2015

Which is clearly a different trademark despite the fact that they share one word that is key to describing the product's functionality. Might as well compare Burger King and Whataburger.

Mikeb85 · on Nov 23, 2015

If I created a word processor called "Mike's Word Processor" I'm pretty sure I'd be good.

anonova · on Nov 23, 2015

This reminds me of the Microsoft vs MikeRowSoft case [1], where Microsoft took legal action against a high schooler for a domain that was phonetically similar to their company name.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_vs._MikeRoweSoft