Game Database definition

Game Database means all the data collected and used to operate the Game, including, but not limited to the personal identification information of End Users and game-play information such as character appearances(e.g., face/body), character attributes(e.g., level/ experience, point/skill), item inventories and statistics in relation to End Users’ playing Game
Game Database means end user data relating to the game-play information, including, without limitation, user level, player card information, item inventory and such other data and information collected in connection with the Game.
Game Database means all the data collected and used to operate the Localized Game, including, but not limited to the personal identification information of End Users and game-play information such as character appearances (e.g., face/body), character attributes (e.g., level/experience, point/skill), item inventories and statistics in relation to End Users’ playing the Localized Game.The Game Database shall be thejoint property ofGravity and Dream Square during the Term, provided, however, that after termination or expiration of this Agreement, Dream Square’s joint ownership for Game Database shall be transferred to Gravity and Gravity shall have sole and full ownership for Game Database.

Examples of Game Database in a sentence

  • Licensee shall approve the real-time access of Licensor to the Billing System and Game Database only for the purpose of collecting the information necessary to calculate Royalty payment and to analyze the number of End-Users, including, but not limited to, the maximum and average of daily concurrent End-Users and the registered number of End-Users in the Territory.

  • Licensee shall approve the real-time access of Licensor to the Billing system and Game Database only for the purpose of collecting the information necessary to calculate Royalty payment and to analyze the number of End-Users, including, but not limited to, the maximum and average of daily concurrent End-Users and the registered number of End-Users in the Territory.

  • Licensee shall approve Licensor’s the real-time access to Licensee’s Billing system and Game Database only for the purpose of collecting the information necessary to calculate Royalty payment and to analysis the number of End-Users, including, but not limited to, the maximum and average of daily concurrent End-Users and the registered number of End-Users in the Territory.

  • Licensee shall approve the real-time access of Licensor to the Billing system and Game Database only for the purpose of collecting the information necessary to calculate Royalty payment and to analysis the number of End-Users, including, but not limited to, the maximum and average of daily concurrent End-Users and the registered number of End-Users in the Territory.

  • Further, The provision and transfer of Game Database and/or User Data Base shall be made timely and adequately for Gravity or any third party designated by Licensor to continue to service the Localized Gamepauselessly and smoothly.

  • In addition, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall transfer the Gravity Game Database, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Game Database to a third party designated by Gravity during the Phase-Out Period.

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