Silicon Knights — the Canadian game developer as famous for not releasing Too Human as it is for the six previous games it released in the last fifteen years — has decided to sue Epic Games for alleged breach of contract in SK's licensing of Epic's Unreal Engine 3.
Quotes from the suit? We got 'em:
Rather than provide support to Silicon Knights and Epic’s other many licensees of the Engine, Epic intentionally and wrongfully has used the fees from those licenses to launch its own game to widespread commercial success while simultaneously sabotaging efforts by Silicon Knights and others to develop their own video games.
Silicon Knights claims that Epic's actions have caused tremendous delays for their theoretically-upcoming title Too Human, and that as a result of the shoddy support behind the Unreal Engine, they've had to develop their own engine in-house. You may remember Too Human as a title originally slated […]
Original post by mrdestructoid@gmail.com (Destructoid.com) and software by Elliott Back
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