Dunno, but that album's commonly known as The Black Album. Dunno if that helps.What do you guys make of it when Evercade posts the word Evercade in morse code, then later posts a picture of the cover art of Metallica's self-titled album, the one with the snake?
More Evercade news promised for Friday. Probably that second publisher they promised us this month. So why am I posting now? Because they're dropping weird hints, and I wanna know what it all means because I can't wait two days.
What do you guys make of it when Evercade posts the word Evercade in morse code, then later posts a picture of the cover art of Metallica's self-titled album, the one with the snake?
Piko Interactive Collection 1 announced. 20 games.
Looked it up, apparently this is a more recent company that specializes in acquiring old IPs, including previously unreleased games.
but I can't find anywhere which lists what IPs they have rights toIf you are in the business of producing video games, clothing, toys, retro consoles, or any other merchandise; and you are interested in Video Games and Characters of popular video game franchises from the 80s and 90s, Piko Interactive is the best partner you can find.
We own full rights of over 150 video game Ips from the 80s and 90s. Some of our titles sold millions of copies in their particular launched year. Our catalog includes IPs from popular developers like Ocean Software, Infogrames, Accolade, Imagitec, Spectrum Holobyte, Beam Software, Legend Entertainment, Core Design, Krisalis Software, Teque Software, and Gremlin Graphics. Our licensing agreements are available and affordable for both small business and large corporations
I must admit, I am curious. On their site they say
but I can't find anywhere which lists what IPs they have rights to
So how are you suppose to licence something from them if you don't know what they've got? How bizarre!I've got a list, but it's internal, I guess.
But that's what i don't get. Do you think they're just mailing developers saying "we own these, do you want to licence?" Or are they expecting developers to come to them... But why would a developer approach them when they don't know what licences they hold.He knows, we can't know, because said list is internal. Are any developers getting anything?