This lawsuit reveals that Gun Media tried to give fans what we kept asking for, but Horror Inc actively worked against them.
- Gun Media wanted and asked to bring Friday the 13th back AND remaster it after the initial Victor Miller lawsuit settled. They also wanted and offered to PAY for servers to be kept running.
- Horror Inc. ignored them both times and let the licensing cease so the servers and game would officially be sunsetted and so that they could sue them instead.
- Gun Media had already paid $18M in royalties while the licensing was active. An extra $4M accrued after it had died. Horror Inc. used “disputed accounting methodologies” to justify suing Gun Media.
Horror Inc. is who licenses out Jason and its merch nowadays including Dead by Daylight, Fortnite, and other gaming projects.
Trading Pokémon between an original GBA and a Switch 2 😎😲
My GBA-to-Switch trade adapter is working!
Still plenty of work ahead, but seeing a real GBA communicate and trade with the Switch is pretty incredible.
#Pokemon#GBA#Switch2
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