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GTA parent company Take-Two reportedly went after It Takes Two's trademark
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It Takes Two was well received when it came out earlier this year, but Grand Theft Auto parent company Take-Two wasn't so happy about its name.
A new report from Eurogamer reveals that Hazelight, the studio which developed It Takes Two with publishing support from Electronic Arts, abandoned its trademark application for the name of the game after receiving a trademark claim from Take-Two Interactive Software. Hazelight told Eurogamer that it was an ongoing dispute and the studio is "hopeful it
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