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Trademark Resurrected For Ubisoft's Long-Dormant Killing Day
Back at E3 2005, Sony showed off plenty of new footage of upcoming games for the Playstation 3. One such game was Ubisoft's Killing Day, an FPS with a heavy emphasis on dual-wielding (if the trailer is any indication). The trademark for the game has fluctuated from abandoned to revived a few times since then, but most signs pointed to an all-out cancellation. Based on a recent trademark filing, that may not be the case.
A recent filing at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office indicates that Ubisoft hasn't completely forgotten about or given up on the game. It's far from a confirmation of an upcoming release for the title, however, as Ubisoft declined to comment on the issue.
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