Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of publisher Rockstar, has the brand name, Bully captured. It wants the brand name to use for a game, it appears from the request. If there is a sequel to the pestgame from 2006, is unknown.
Take-Two Interactive appears to be the request for renewed use of the brand name on July 25, filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, discovered the website GameSpot. The publisher wants the brand name to use for the computer and video game programs and software and related things like wallpapers, screensavers, and trailers. In the application, is also called the option for a feature film to make around the brand name. Take-Two or its subsidiary, Rockstar have no new Bully game announced and so it is not clear whether there is a sequel to the first game of 2006 in the making, or that Take-Two, the brand name has documented to prevent another company to get going.
If there is a new version of Bully, it is probably one of the games for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 that Take-Two is in the making. At the announcement of both consoles were Rockstar and 2K Games, the both parts of Take-Two, conspicuously absent. Director Strauss Zelnick commented in may that the company has several games for the new generation in production, including several all-new titles and games in series that have already proved’.
Around Bully was made in 2006, much to do. In the game, the vijtienjarige Jimmy Hopkins central, who lessons at the Bullworth Academy. Jimmy can get into mischief as firecrackers and stinkbommen throw and fight also regularly with fellow students. The game was known as pestgame, although players by the game severely punished if they are girls or younger children attacks. The controversy made sure that Rockstar even the name of the game had to change. The game went a short time as Canis Canem Edit, although the game at release again if Bully should be called.
