Bungie Inc., the maker of the “Destiny” video game franchise, obtained a preliminary injunction against a company that sold cheating software that allegedly infringed Bungie’s copyrights, according to a Washington federal court order.
Judge Thomas S. Zilly found that Bungie was likely to succeed on the merits of its amended copyright claims after arguing that Aimjunkies.com’s software, Destiny 2 Hacks, gives players of the first-person shooter game unfair advantages by copying certain game features such as Extra-Sensory Perception and One Position Kill.
Bungie argued that in order to incorporate those features into the cheating software, Aimjunkies “necessarily copied the Destiny ...
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