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Eternal Darkness trademark re-registered by Nintendo ahead of Switch reveal

Scant weeks before Nintendo’s first meaty Switch conference, the publisher has re-registered the trademark for Eternal Darkness.

Nintendo’s application, in reference to “downloadable electronic game software,” was submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 20 December last year, a mere three weeks ahead of the 13 January Switch reveal.

The publisher has yet to comment on the registration, though we’ll keep you posted.

Do you think we’ll have a new Eternal Darkness title announced next week, or is this in reference to a potential Virtual Console GameCube release? It also could be nothing at all — similar trademark re-registrations were made back in 2010 and 2013.


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