Bethesda parent company ZeniMax has filed a lawsuit against Samsung for its Gear VR headset.
According to the legal documents filed by ZeniMax, Samsung's headset is based on ZeniMax's intellectual property shared by id Software co-founder John Carmack in breach of an NDA. The lawsuit alleges that Samsung "has used, and continues to utilize, ZeniMax’s VR technology (or derivatives thereof) that was misappropriated by Oculus (now owned by Facebook) in its Samsung Gear VR which continues to be “powered by Oculus.”"
ZeniMax is seeking damages, injunctive relief, court costs and "all other relief to which ZeniMax is entitled" as compensation. "Without this relief, Samsung will continue to profit unjustly at ZeniMax’s expense."
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According to the legal documents filed by ZeniMax, Samsung's headset is based on ZeniMax's intellectual property shared by id Software co-founder John Carmack in breach of an NDA. The lawsuit alleges that Samsung "has used, and continues to utilize, ZeniMax’s VR technology (or derivatives thereof) that was misappropriated by Oculus (now owned by Facebook) in its Samsung Gear VR which continues to be “powered by Oculus.”"
ZeniMax is seeking damages, injunctive relief, court costs and "all other relief to which ZeniMax is entitled" as compensation. "Without this relief, Samsung will continue to profit unjustly at ZeniMax’s expense."
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