You cannot C&D art style. They're not using copyrighted assets or names. "NES" isn't trademarked either and the project claims no affiliation to Nintendo.
Copyrighted or trademarked? If they drew the Mario or the Pokemon (or got it from someone else who drew it and published it with a liberal license) it's not a copyvio.
I'm not defending it! I wrote it out of laziness. Though I find what you did to Walter Sobchak there more offensive. It's not 'Nam and there are rules, or it isn't and there aren't! This isn't 'Nam, 'pvg! There are rules! Am I the only one here who gives a shit about the rules!?
Happy to be proven wrong if you can find the matching one.
As for the copyrighted assets… where? In the demo? Those aren't in the code FWICS. (Edit: and as tptacek says, they're not original assets either, which makes this a similar scenario as having a github logo in an icon font)
Yes quite sure. Design and art style are not the same thing. That is why your website using material design is safe, but you just might be c&d'd if your interface exactly replicates gmail 1:1.
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 48.1 ms ] threadWas a new word for me, from Wiktionary
These constructs were already bad and ominous-sounding back when Orwell satirized them. Nazi, Stasi, politburo, COINTELPRO, manipedi.
In some specialized contexts, like Wikipedia talk pages, they are arguably unavoidable but still bad.
Out in the wild they are terribad.
You're thinking of Nintendo Entertainment System. http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4806:hhi...
Happy to be proven wrong if you can find the matching one.
As for the copyrighted assets… where? In the demo? Those aren't in the code FWICS. (Edit: and as tptacek says, they're not original assets either, which makes this a similar scenario as having a github logo in an icon font)
http://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=74013303&caseType=SERIAL_N...
And I still don't know why the hell people are downvoting this whole thread without providing any actual retort…
Sure about that?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/bgr.com/2018/05/24/samsung-appl...
It's Atari's arcade font from 1978 paired with some generic low-res graphics.
https://github.com/kristopolous/BOOTSTRA.386