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Hazelight abandoned It Takes Two trademark application after Take-Two claim
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Hazelight was forced to abandon its trademark application for It Takes Two following a claim by publisher Take-Two, it has been revealed.
The critically acclaimed game, which tells the story of a husband and wife who are seemingly headed for divorce, is the latest co-op adventure from Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and A Way Out director Josef Fares.
It emerged this week that It Takes Two was hit with a trademark claim from Grand Theft Auto parent company Take-Two prior to its release for consoles
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