I read about this story some time ago, and there is something I don't understand. If there was a settlement, which must have included permission to Nintendo to do whatever they wanted with DK, why is the original arcade Donkey Kong's ROM yet to be emulated on any system, especially the Switch, which has a list of previously-never -released-outside-the-arcade games under the Arcade Archives seal?
And if Ikegami Tsushinki doesn't even mention DK in their website, I understand it even less.
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Re: Feature: Shining A Light On Ikegami Tsushinki, The Company That Developed Donkey Kong
I read about this story some time ago, and there is something I don't understand. If there was a settlement, which must have included permission to Nintendo to do whatever they wanted with DK, why is the original arcade Donkey Kong's ROM yet to be emulated on any system, especially the Switch, which has a list of previously-never -released-outside-the-arcade games under the Arcade Archives seal?
And if Ikegami Tsushinki doesn't even mention DK in their website, I understand it even less.