“If you own the game rights, we would love to release your game”.
Hamster, the company behind the record-breaking Arcade Archive series, has issued an appeal to rights holders who might be sitting on classic titles which are currently unavailable on modern-day platforms.
The Japanese company has a section on its site devoted to intellectual property and has stated that it is happy to consider both arcade and home console games – hinting that the firm is planning to expand beyond its Arcade Archives range (thanks, Famitsu).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“If you own the game rights, we would love to release your game”.
Hamster, the company behind the record-breaking Arcade Archive series, has issued an appeal to rights holders who might be sitting on classic titles which are currently unavailable on modern-day platforms.
The Japanese company has a section on its site devoted to intellectual property and has stated that it is happy to consider both arcade and home console games – hinting that the firm is planning to expand beyond its Arcade Archives range (thanks, Famitsu).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
