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Andy Chalk

The turf wars begin: Schedule I is being investigated for possible copyright infringement by the publisher of Drug Dealer Simulator

Schedule I drug deal going down.

In a rather pointed example of life imitating art imitating life, Schedule I and Drug Dealer Simulator are beefing over turf—and by "beefing over turf," I mean that Drug Dealer Simulator publisher Movie Games SA has begun an investigation into potential copyright infringement of its games by Schedule I.

The investigation was first reported last week by Polish site PAP Biznes, which said (via Google Translate) that Movie Games had received a "legal analysis" indicating that Schedule I had committed a "potential infringement" of its IP rights in the Drug Dealer Simulator games, "including elements of the game's plot, mechanics, as well as [the] UI."

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