L.A. company acquires Amiga Games Inc. and the rights to 300+ games for $500,000

[number6]

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Given Bill's penchant for PR, one has to question why, days later, there is still no mention of this on Amiga.com, google+, their twitter account, etc.
If someone finds something on their social media, please post the link.

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[number6]

absolutely. something is really off here. not to mention amiga games, inc., which bill mcewen registered, isn't mentioned on amiga.com -- not even a press release about it.

anyone have any theories as to what the real rationale is here? just drumming up interest so bill can sell amiga, inc. through pluritas? maybe number6 can chime in here.

-- eliyahu

@eliyahu

Logic would dictate that any success regarding the Amiga IP, would have been posted long ago by Pluritas.

One doesn't ignore an opportunity to add success stories to one's portfolio.

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[number6]

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The inquirer now claims to have "the list" and there are some comments in that regard.

It took a couple of days...

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[number6]

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Interesting comment from Retro Gamer:

"It is a real mess as to what Writers Group Film Corp have actually acquired for their money by taking over "Amiga Games Inc". We could see them releasing games, "Amiga Inc" releasing the SAME game, and of course the actual game maker itself releasing the same game!"

Source

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[number6]

Why the heck are they still going after the dying Blackberry market?  And when the  H E-double-hockey sticks did "Pluritas" come into the picture?  So many companies, so few products!  :p

Pluritas is old news from 2010:

Pluritas: Engaged by Amiga, Inc. to Market the Global IP Rights to the Iconic Amiga Computer Brand

And as I said above...irrelevant in this context.
Clearly they failed to sell anything of consequence or sold nothing at all.

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[number6]

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For those who haven't been following:

Term Sheet for New Acquisition of Amiga Games Inc.

You might want to look at page 12 of the thread.

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