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Commodore plans its return to gaming
Sun, 2005-10-02 17:01 — Stephen
The library of titles everybody loved to play without paying for might soon be arriving in the form of a collection.
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Yeahronimo Media Ventures, owner of the Commodore license, has announced its intention to return the brand to gaming. Yeahronimo will work with the Content Factory to form a new company, called Commodore Gaming, that produces software and hardware to exploit its back catalog of retro games.
Wait, hardware? Oh. Like those plug-into-the-TV Pac-Man games.
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"The business will be developed in three phases," said Yeahronimo CEO and President Ben van Wijhe. "Initially, the focus will be on exploiting the numerous existing C64 retro game licenses through plug-and-play, mobile and handheld devices. The second phase will be to create a range of specialised gaming hardware products and accessories."
"The third phase will be to work with Commodore's existing partners to issue new game licenses under the Commodore brand name, focusing primarily on the mobile and handheld market in addition to the PC and console market, which have its stronger licenses."
New Commodore games? What Commodore games were first-party?
