21 December 2018Copyright

Atari licenses video games’ IP for blockchain reproductions

Video game brand Atari has licensed IP relating to “RollerCoaster Tycoon Touch” and “Goon Squad” to game publisher Animoca Brands for the purpose of producing blockchain versions of the games.

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