A Look at MGA Entertainment’s Two Screen Gameplay Hardware Patent from 2015
MGA Entertainment's two-screen gameplay-related patent concerns a “virtual world electronic game,” in which players connect a proprietary handheld device to their desktop.
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MGA Entertainment's two-screen gameplay-related patent concerns a “virtual world electronic game,” in which players connect a proprietary handheld device to their desktop.
Earlier this year, international patent application WO2026035323A1 was published. Assigned to Microsoft Technology Licensing LLC, the patent application relates to “video game help sessions” assisted by built-in AI helpers made to assist players through…
Nintendo filed a patent application to be included in their creature-capture and mount-switching gameplay systems patent family. Japanese Patent Application 2026-019762 relates to a…
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