Nintendo Renews Trademarks for 3DS and Wii U Titles
Nintendo has renewed trademarks for several 3DS and Wii U games, including Metroid Prime: Federation Force and Blast Ball, according to Nintendo Life.
Nintendo has renewed video game trademarks for multiple 3DS and Wii U titles, including Metroid Prime: Federation Force and Blast Ball. The renewals were reported by Nintendo Life.
Metroid Prime: Federation Force was a 2016 multiplayer spin-off developed by Next Level Games. Blast Ball was included with Federation Force and was also released as a standalone game.
Trademark renewals are routine filings that keep names and logos protected, and they do not necessarily signal new releases or ports. Nintendo has not announced any new projects tied to these renewed marks.
Quick answers
Which games did Nintendo renew trademarks for?
Nintendo renewed trademarks for multiple 3DS and Wii U titles, including Metroid Prime: Federation Force and Blast Ball.
What was Metroid Prime: Federation Force?
It was a 2016 multiplayer spin-off developed by Next Level Games.
What was Blast Ball?
Blast Ball was included with Federation Force and was also released as a standalone game.