ZeniMax Media has filed for an injunction to remove Oculus virtual reality
products from sale that use their code, reports
GamesIndustry.biz. This is a follow-up to ZeniMax's
recent court victory over
copyright infringement and related charges related to code created by John
Carmack, formerly of ZeniMax subsidiary id Software. Word is:
This
injunction specifically relates to lines of code used by developers creating
software for Oculus Rift and Samsung Gear VR. If the injunction takes effect, it
will have an impact on which games can be sold for those devices.
A spokeswoman for Oculus, Tera Randall, stated that the company is appealing the
original verdict, describing it as, "legally flawed and factually
unwarranted."