Re-licensing for a new audience  By Spencer . February 21, 2006
. 9:01am  Re licensing for a new audience screenshotBack in the
NES days Capcom held exclusive rights to all Disney titles in
the USA and who’s to argue with them after successful games like
Ducktales. However, Kemco-Sekia ran into some problems after
developing Roger Rabbit for the Famicom. Just how were they
going to bring this to the USA when Capcom held Disney licenses
with an iron fist. They could go the licensing route like Hudson
did for Mickey Mousecapade or redo the games with new
characters. That’s how Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle came about and
over at Wikipedia the entire history of Kemco’s character games
are chronicled. Can you believe that Snoopy’s Silly Sports
Spectacular actually starred Donald Duck? Or even stranger the
creepy Kid Klown game was actually a Mickey Mouse title. Maybe
Nintendo could pull the same trick with Jump Superstars. Share a
licensing agreement with one company (perhaps Bandai) and then
edit the character list ac