Game trademarks show new Namco Tales game, mysterious Nintendo Joy Mecha Fight, Sony’s Cell Museum & Sega’s Flicky returns
The following new game company trademarks were registered in Japan, reports Jonnyram. Take a look at the list:
Is Nintendo briging back the NES classic Open Golf to DS, Wii or Virtual Console? What kind of game could Joy Mecha Fight be?
2007-011664 Joy Mecha Fight
2007-011665 Mario Open Golf
2007-011943 Everybody Votes Channel
2007-014031 Big Brain Academy Wii
2007-014032 Mini Mini Daikoushin!
One of Bandai Namco’s three top names will be the title of the next Tales game. Will Smash Court Tennis return to PS2 for a third time?
2007-016169 Tales of Valoria
2007-016170 Tales of Strife
2007-016171 Tales of Vesperia
2007-011877 Jumpin’ Fantasy
2007-012049 Eitan Puzzle
2007-015677 Smash Court Tennis
Lots of new faces for Sega, but what’s this… are the rights to the name simply extended or will Flicky return?
2007-012977 Private Ocean
2007-013996 D Kids Adventure
2007-015049 Sega Blocks
2007-016664 Pictimage
2007-016859 Flicky
2007-011756 Contributing to
Sony Computer Entertainment is up to something with Cell Museum! But what? More questionmarks…
2007-012560 Cell Museum
2007-013802 Calling All Cars!
2007-014000 Pocket P-dama
Konami continues what it does best in Japan, pump out more (baseball) sports games.
2007-011472 Tactical Evolution
2007-014341 Final Gallop
2007-016188 Excellent Excavation Online
2007-016189 Professional Baseball Spirits
Some Square Enix trademarks that were thrown around recently were Final Fantasy XIII sub-titles like Haeresis (Heretic) and Dissidia (Dissident).
13 April 2007 10:05Keith Young
Since Flicky was included in the Genesis Classics collection, it only makes sense for the company to re-up the trademark on the name.
14 April 2007 03:12supadupagama
Yeah, you’re probably right, I just thought it was weird it took the Japanese patent office 5 months after the US/EU release of Sega Genesis Collection to consider getting the rights for a Japanese release that so far hasn’t happened.
