EA has made 23 accessibility patents available to other developers, by making them open-source. These patents include technologies for photosensitivity and speech recognition.
Patents in gaming are a cancer. This is just to add legitimacy to their other non-open source patents. None of them are enforceable, it will just be used as an intimidating tactic for small devs, to troll and bury them in lawyer fees.
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Patents in gaming are a cancer. This is just to add legitimacy to their other non-open source patents. None of them are enforceable, it will just be used as an intimidating tactic for small devs, to troll and bury them in lawyer fees.