“I have no recollection of this lawsuit or the claims around it ever taking place.”.
A few years before the Dundee-based developer DMA Design created the hugely successful open-world crime series Grand Theft Auto, it produced an offbeat racing game featuring a bunch of sentient unicycles as its main characters, in collaboration with Nintendo.
Uniracers (or Unirally, as it was known in European territories) launched in the US in 1994 for the SNES (and in Europe the following year), and is today considered something of an overlooked title in the studio’s back catalogue, having never seen a rerelease on any console in the years since.
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“I have no recollection of this lawsuit or the claims around it ever taking place.”.
A few years before the Dundee-based developer DMA Design created the hugely successful open-world crime series Grand Theft Auto, it produced an offbeat racing game featuring a bunch of sentient unicycles as its main characters, in collaboration with Nintendo.
Uniracers (or Unirally, as it was known in European territories) launched in the US in 1994 for the SNES (and in Europe the following year), and is today considered something of an overlooked title in the studio’s back catalogue, having never seen a rerelease on any console in the years since.
Read the full article on timeextension.com