Sued by Bandai Namco and Walgreens, but it got what it wanted.
However, the company has made headlines over the past few days for a number of reasons. Last week, it was
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is a name that will be familiar to those who have a keen interest in the retro gaming sector; the company has been making licenced hardware for years, working with the likes of Namco and Sega to repackage classic titles for the modern audience –
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. Indeed, AtGames – which has produced a series of clone systems based on the
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project but was apparently removed from development as Sega took production in-house.However, the company has made headlines over the past few days for a number of reasons. Last week, it was
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by Bandai Namco, which claims that AtGames created an unauthorized Ms. Pac-Man mini-cabinet which resulted in Bandai Namco's ongoing relationship with the game’s original developers – General Computer Corporation – breaking down, and thereby scuppering the discussion of ownership issues over the character. (GCC created the Ms. Pac-Man character in 1983 after modding the original game; it signed a deal with Namco at the time to make the project official but the legal web has been tangled ever since).Read the
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