Amusement devices: games – Including means for processing electronic data – With communication link
Reexamination Certificate
2007-10-30
2007-10-30
Laneau, Ronald (Department: 3714)
Amusement devices: games
Including means for processing electronic data
With communication link
C463S001000, C463S029000, C463S040000, C463S041000, C463S043000
Reexamination Certificate
active
10447483
ABSTRACT:
A first instance of a game application is executed on a first computing system. The first computing system is coupled to communicate with a second computing system executing a second instance of the game application. Execution of the second instance of the game application is monitored to identify suspected cheating by the second instance of the game application.
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Laneau Ronald
Lee & Hayes PLLC
Williams Ross A.
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