Xbox maker files trademark application under goods and services description for game software.

Microsoft has filed a game-related trademark application for "Marlow Briggs." The Xbox maker on January 24 applied for the mark with the United States Patent & Trademark Office. It is listed as "game software," though no further information is available.

Microsoft has not made any announcements about a future product called Marlow Briggs.

A company representative told GameSpot, "Microsoft often acquires various trademarks as part of its ongoing business strategy, but beyond that we have no comment."

Last week, Microsoft filed a trademark application for "Gunpowder" to be used for "entertainment services, namely, providing online video games."

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