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On October 2, 2013, SNK Playmore terminated its licensing agreement with the console's manufacturer, Tommo, effectively ending production of the Neo Geo X less than a year after its release. [41][42] Tommo disputed the termination, stating that its contract was extended until 2016 and that it performed every obligation of the licensing agreement. [43] In June 2013, the VIGAMUS, a museum of video games in Rome,[44] hosted an event dedicated to the history of SNK, tracing back the origins of the company and explaining the evolution of its games. Yamamoto Kei, Kiyoji Tomita, and Ogura Eisuke
participated at the event and were interviewed. Ogura also drew two original illustrations to exhibit at the museum. [45] Foreign acquisition and brand restoration (2016–present)[edit] In March 2015, Leyou Technologies Holdings submitted a disclosure of interest document to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, highlighting a "possible
investment in a renowned Japanese video game developer". [46] Later in August, it was announced that Chinese web and mobile game giant 37Games, and asset management firm Orient Securities had formed a joint venture to invest in Ledo Millennium, a subsidiary of Leyou. Through Ledo, the venture acquired Kawasaki's 81. 25% stake in SNK Playmore for $63. 5 million. The reason given for the acquisition was to gain rights to SNK Playmore's intellectual property, and further develop them by following Marvel Entertainment's approach to mass media.
