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The name Hallowed would receive protection as a trademark because the name is expressed in a unique and non-relatable way. This title would be accepted because it passes the “Fair Use” doctrine.
Yes, Halo 2 would have infringed on Trent and Xavier's game if the patent on Hallowed was released prior to the release of Halo 2 and Halo 2 creators attempt to acquire a patent.
Trent and Xavier do not have the right to sue the makers of Halo 2 due to the lack of information provided. Halo 2 creators have no effort of infringing upon Hallowed because Halo 2 was released before hallowed. Trent and Xavier could try to sue them for copyright infringement only if Halo 2 creators started to work on the game after Trent and Xavier worked on Hallowed but

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