Monster Energy Keeps Pushing Devs To Change Their Game Titles

Monster Energy keeps pushing devs to change their game titles:

All of that is finishing salt for Monster—it has pretzeled itself in many obscure legal battles with obscure little guys, and it will likely happily continue to do so. But Livings is projecting, Monster “demands that, in exchange for allowing us to use the name ‘,’” Livings said.“It also forces us to agree to never use a green & white logo on a black background for any game we ever make,” hein the meantime.

“Dishonest companies like Monster Energy depend on doing their bullying in secret, while presenting a clean image to their base ,”Monster did not respond to

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