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Sony Files Sly Cooper Trademark for Merchandise, No Game Mentioned

Owen Carter 1 min read

Sony filed a Sly Cooper trademark for merchandise like posters and comics. The application omits games, movies, or TV series, leaving sequel hopes uncertain.

Sly Cooper character art
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Sony filed a trademark application for the Sly Cooper franchise on September 11, 2026. This filing suggests the company may be preparing to expand the brand beyond its original video game roots. Buyers interested in retro gaming merchandise should watch for new physical products.

Sly Cooper character art
Sony has filed a new trademark for the Sly Cooper franchise.

Trademark covers posters and comics, not new games

The registration covers a range of consumer goods rather than digital entertainment. The application lists posters, comics, art supplies, and party decorations as protected items. This broad scope indicates a focus on tangible fan engagement.

The last video game in the series was Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, released in 2013. The previous title developed by Sucker Punch was Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves, which launched in 2005. No new game has been announced since then.

The trademark application does not mention the development of a new game, movie, or TV series. The documents explicitly list merchandise categories and omit entertainment media. Fans have been waiting for a sequel for years, but Sony and Sucker Punch have not yet shared official information about a new installment.

Source: IXBT

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