The case of "League of Legends" sued by Tencent's fist company for infringement of Mu pupil was rejected by a US court: saying it should be settled in China.

CTOnews.com, Nov. 11 (Xinhua)-- A US judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Tencent's fist game company against Shanghai Mudi Technology over the infringement of "League of Legends Mobile Games" by its game "endless showdown" (Mobile Legends:Bang Bang), saying the dispute between the two companies should be resolved in China.

IT himself has learned that the fist game says that the "endless showdown" of the mobile multiplayer online Tactical Sports (MOBA) game owned by pupil Technology constitutes plagiarism and infringement of its intellectual property rights to League of Legends Mobile Games (League of Legends: Wild Rift) owned by the fist game in terms of content, publicity and so on.

The US Central California District Court noted that the fist game company was wholly owned by Chinese conglomerate Tencent, and after months of trial, the US Central California District Court held that the case should be settled in China. Because Tencent and the fist game company have respectively filed two lawsuits against Mu pupil, one in China and the other in the United States. In China, "Arena of Valor" sues "Mobile Legends: Bang Bang".

The fist game companies are very dissatisfied with the ruling, saying: "We strongly oppose the court's decision to allow US citizens to apply for an M5 visa to fly overseas in order to file a lawsuit in Chinese courts for works created in the United States and infringed upon." this idea is against common sense. in addition, fake games of pupil are not even sold in China. We are exploring all possible options, including appeals. "