The thing that seems so fishy to me is that if Tommy really does “own the copyright to ‘Oof’” as he keeps saying he does, why not just register the trademark already? It’d prove he’s serious about his claim, it’s provide proof that he owns it, and he’d finally have legal standing in the court of law. It costs him $55 to register it, and in court he could make out way more than that.
But he’s not registering it because he’s “acting in good faith.” My guess is, he can’t register it, because he has no legal grounds or proof to be able to register it. And now there is claims that Joey Kuras is the one true ‘Oof’ king when someone was digging through the game files in Messiah.
We’ll just have to see how it all shakes out I suppose, but for now, it’s quite the show ain’t it?