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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land The Active Network has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against EA Sports Active, alleging the fitness title’s online use of scheduling and fitness goals covers purposes for which it holds the trademark “Active.”
EA Sports Active 2.0 is probably going to be a healthy product when it is released: software marshalled for good. EA Sports Active 2.0 as demonstrated for me last night was something else, something somewhat intriguing and probably, amusingly dangerous.
Here at Kotaku, we like to ask the tough questions. But sometimes we also like to ask an absurd one.
