Popular iOS emulator Delta had to change its logo recently, and decided to poke fun at the whole situation in a small update.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

When you've been covering branding and design for as long as we have, you know that logo disputes are as common as the rain. Most trademark infringement battles follow the same formula: corporate behemoth takes on plucky upstart whose logo looks nothing like its own (see: Apple vs Prepear).

After Apple loosened its App Store guidelines to permit game emulators, the retro game emulator Delta -- an app 10 years in the making -- hit the top of

Delta Emulator is abandoning its current logo for a different, yet-to-be-revealed mark — because Adobe thinks Delta’s stylized letter “D” is a bit too close to its stylized letter “A” for comfort. It’s not every day you see an app changelog that includes news of a legal threat, but get a load of this:

Delta, an emulator that can play Nintendo games, had to change its logo after Adobe threatened legal action. You'd think it would face trouble from Nintendo, seeing as it has been going after emulators these days,

The developers behind the popular Game Boy emulator Delta for the iPhone said they updated the app's icon today to avoid potential legal

The people behind the immensely popular iOS retro game emulator, Delta, have been forced to quickly change the app’s logo after receiving legal threats from Adobe and warnings from Apple.

As many expected, the Delta emulator app on iOS was served the threat of a lawsuit, but it’s not from who you’d expect. The creative software company Adobe, is forcing Delta to change its app icon since the two look similar.