Activision and THQ Resolve Baja Box Art Spat

by Chris Faylor, Nov 20, 2008 8:50am PST

Publisher Activision has modified the box art for Left Field Productions' offroad racer Score International Baja 1000 following a legal complaint that the original cover art was too similar to that of the THQ-published, 2XL-developed Baja: Edge of Control.

THQ and Activision settled the issue out of court, reports Patent Arcade, with THQ having dismissed the lawsuit and Activision rolling out redesigned cover art.

Both Baja: Edge of Control (PS3, 360) and Score International Baja 1000 (PS3, PS2, Xbox 360, Wii) are now at retailers, with the new artwork expected to hit shelves shortly.

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I think the real news here is that there are two Baja racing games. The more you know.

Nov 20, 2008 9:26am PST

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I think the real news here is that there are two Baja racing games. The more you know. : FirstPersonCooter
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  You only thought there was just one because Activision used the same cover art for theirs [/THQ lawyer] : MamiyaOtaru
  - Its OK, they fixed the confusion. The second one is clearly a suspension designing game. : IHATEDUST

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