PUBG creator sues NetEase for its China clone

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the creator of PUBG is striking back by filing a lawsuit against NetEase in California. TorrentFreak obtained the complaint, where PUBG Corporation lists several elements that it says NetEase copied to create Knives Out and Rules of Survival. They include the similar island maps, the use of a frying pan as a weapon, and even the slogan PUBG uses to declare that you’re the last player standing: “Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.”



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