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2022
万代南梦宫回应《艾尔登法环》性能问题
公司回应
万代南梦宫承认《艾尔登法环》存在性能问题,尤其是PC版本,并向玩家致歉,表示将努力改善性能并通过后续补丁处理相关问题。
当事方说明的目的. 改善游戏,使其能在各种PC环境和平台上舒适运行。
品牌回应
道歉 — Bandai Namco
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and ask for your patience.
整改 — Bandai Namco
we will be constantly working to improve the game so that it can be played comfortably on various PC environments and platforms.
来源摘录
we will be constantly working to improve the game so that it can be played comfortably on various PC environments and platforms.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and ask for your patience.
Elden Ring publisher Bandai Namco has acknowledged various performance problems with the game, and particularly with its PC build.
2021
欧盟因地域封锁对Valve及五家游戏发行商处以罚款
罚款或处罚
欧盟委员会确认Valve及五家游戏发行商的地域封锁行为违反欧盟规则,并处以总额780万欧元的罚款。Valve表示不同意该认定并计划上诉。
品牌回应
否认 — Valve
We disagree with these findings, and plan to appeal the decision.
来源摘录
The European Commission has posted a press release explaining that Valve and publishers Bandai Namco, Capcom, Focus Home, Koch Media, and ZeniMax "restricted cross-border sales of certain PC videogames on the basis of the geographical location of users within the European Economic Area ('EEA'), entering into, the so-called 'geo-blocking' practices".
We disagree with these findings, and plan to appeal the decision.
Valve, the company behind Steam and some of the best Steam games such as Dota 2 and CS:GO, and five other videogame publishers have been fined €7.8 million by the European Commission (the executive arm of the European Union) for "geo-blocking" PC games.
2019
万代南梦宫就 Ms. Pac-Man 迷你街机柜起诉 AtGames
提起诉讼
万代南梦宫控股对 AtGames 提起诉讼,事由涉及未经授权生产 Ms. Pac-Man 迷你街机柜。据报称,AtGames 生产未经授权的迷你街机柜,损害了与游戏原开发者就所有权问题进行的谈判。该纠纷的核心在于未经许可制造 Ms. Pac-Man 迷你街机柜及其对上述所有权谈判的所称影响。
Bandai Namco 起诉 AtGames,指称 AtGames 生产未经授权的 Ms. Pac-Man 迷你街机柜,损害了与游戏原开发者就所有权问题进行的谈判。
来源摘录
Bandai Namco is suing AtGames, the makers of plug-and-play retro game consoles, alleging AtGames’ production of an unauthorized Ms. Pac-Man mini-cabinet ruined negotiations with the game’s original developers that would have resolved ownership issues going back to 1983.
Bandai Namco is suing on the grounds of false advertising and unfair competition as well as copyright infringement under U.S. and California law.
The complaint was filed on Sept. 20 in federal court in San Jose.