Game creators Sue Electronic Arts industry for defaulting on royalties

Beijing Time April 2 Evening News, the famous sports game "Martens American football (Madden NFL NCAA)," The creator of Robin Antonico (Robin antonick) in Wednesday in California sued the Electronic Arts (Electronic Arts) arrears of royalties, and has sold more than 85 million copies of the game in 20 years, using the theme of the game without their permission.　　The compensation is said to be as high as $ tens of millions of. Antonico says he designed and developed the popular rugby video game 20 years ago, which was first logged into the game host Commodore 64 and the PC MS DOS system and the Apple II platform in 1988.　　He said he designed the game's inspiration and guidance from the former Oakland Cavaliers ' chief Coach John Marton. In 1986, Antonico signed an agreement with the Electronic Arts industry to pay royalties when using the "Martens" naming game series. However, since 1992, the Electronic Arts sector has never paid royalties to him.　　At the same time the game series in the next more than 10 years to achieve a total of more than 4 billion dollars in revenue. EA has yet to comment on this event. (linjing)