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Defender Item Preview. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Publication date Defender is an arcade video game developed and released by Williams Electronics in February A shooting game featuring two-dimensional 2D graphics, the game is set on a fictional planet where the player must defeat waves of invading aliens while protecting astronauts. Development was led by Eugene Jarvis, a pinball programmer at Williams; Defender was Jarvis' first video game project and drew inspiration from Space Invaders and Asteroids.

Defender was one of the most important titles of the Golden Age of Video Arcade Games, selling over 55, units to become the company's best selling game and one of the highest-grossing arcade games ever. Praise among critics focused on the game's audio-visuals and gameplay. It is frequently listed as one of Jarvis' best contributions to the video game industry, as well as one of the most difficult video games.

Candy Club, Ill. He can still get restitution in such a case, but as a legal remedy for a legal wrong, not as an equitable remedy for a legal or an equitable wrong. Williams's situation was in between. It was not seeking to impose a lien on particular property, so it had no basis for seeking a constructive trust. Candy Club, supra , Ill. And therefore it could seek legal damages from a jury and then, if it thought it could obtain a larger recovery by way of restitution, an order of restitution from the judge, since equitable remedies are determined by judges rather than by juries.

Hill v. Baxter Travenol Laboratories, Inc. Of course it could not keep both damages and profits, only the larger of the two. And of course when an equitable remedy is sought in conjunction with a legal remedy the legal claim is tried first and the jury's findings bind the judge, in order to vindicate the right to a jury trial on legal claims.

Dairy Queen, Inc. Wood, U. Consolidation Coal Co. The jury having exonerated the defendants, the judge refused to order equitable relief; but since we are setting aside the jury's verdict, the judge's ruling on equitable relief falls with it. Again for completeness, we note that since restitution is a legal as well as an equitable remedy, Williams could have sought such relief from the jury. No one doubts that Williams was entitled to have a jury try its claim of fraud; despite the equitable origins of remedies for fraud a suit complaining of fraud is treated as a case at law if a legal rather than an equitable remedy is sought.

Strom v. CPC Int'l Inc. Widener College, Inc. McCoy, F. And since restitution is equally a legal and an equitable remedy, it can be sought from a jury in a fraud case. We turn now to Williams's statutory claims, all of which the judge threw out. One was that Arrow and Milgray had conspired to fix the prices they charged Williams, in violation of section 1 of the Sherman Act. They might have gotten together, agreed not to give volume discounts to Williams Williams was a very good customer, and might have been expected to receive such discounts , and agreed to bribe Barry not to demand any discounts from them.

And then there might be a good Sherman Act claim. But there is no evidence of concerted action by the two suppliers. The fact that both may have charged higher prices than they would have done had they not been bribing Barry does not show that they agreed on those prices, or for that matter agreed to bribe Barry.

For even if both suppliers agreed with him separately to pay the bribes, one would expect the prices of both to rise, since otherwise the suppliers wouldn't both be profiting from the bribes.

But the common price increase would not in that case be the result of collusion, and commercial bribery that does not involve any collusion between competitors does not violate the Sherman Act's prohibition against price-fixing.

United Business Forms, Inc. Volkswagen of America, Inc. Washington Mills Electro Minerals Corp. How could that be an enterprise? If briber and bribed constitute, solely by virtue of that unlovely relation, a RICO enterprise, then any time one person bribes another both have violated RICO.

We cannot see the sense of that. Healthcare, Inc. Wallenmeyer, supra , F. Bachman v. The judge rejected the claim on the ground that Williams is not a consumer. Actually, it is a consumer as defined in the Act, if the Act is read literally, because it purchased components from Arrow and Milgray not for resale but instead for use in manufacturing its video games, which are products that it sells, not resells. However, we rejected the literal reading in First Comics, Inc.

World Color Press, Inc. In the non-literal reading adopted by that case, the business purchaser is not a consumer, because his only use of the purchased product is as an input into the making of a product that he sells, in contrast to the individual who consumes a six-pack of beer for pleasure or nutrition rather than incorporating the beer into a product his beer belly is not for sale.

In any event the section under which Williams sued does not protect just consumers, but any person. The courts have, it is true, glossed this provision to require that the fraud be of sufficient magnitude to be likely to affect the market generally, Bank One Milwaukee v. Sanchez, Ill. ProServ, Inc. But that requirement is satisfied.

The fraud must have added something, and maybe a lot, to Williams's input costs, and given Williams's position in the video game market some part of the increase would undoubtedly have been passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices.

Passing on is impossible if a seller faces a horizontal demand curve, meaning that the slightest increase in price would cause his sales to plummet to zero. But that is an unreasonable assumption with regard to a differentiated product; there is no perfect substitute for Mortal Kombat.

Last is the appeal from the dismissal of the cross-claim against Gnat and Slupik. Milgray fired them apparently not knowing that they were still operating Microcomp though they had promised years earlier to terminate this unauthorized competition with their employer.

Milgray gave them severance pay in exchange for a blanket release of any legal claims they might have against Milgray; Slupik had threatened to sue for age discrimination.

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