Virtual Gaming Technologies LLC continues to add cases to the litigation campaign that it started last month. The most recently named defendants are Amazon (2:15-cv-02096), Big Fish Games (2:15-cv-02095), Microsoft (2:15-cv-02092), and Major League Baseball (2:15-cv-02094). Each suit in the campaign asserts two patents (5,860,862; 6,193,610) generally related to real time interaction with contest systems over the Internet against the defendants’ web-accessible gaming platforms and products. Earlier this month, Virtual Gaming added Activision Blizzard, Konami, and Take-Two Interactive Software to a list of defendants that already included Electronic Arts, ESPN, FanDuel, Fox Sports, NFL, Yahoo, and Zynga, among others.

Electronic Arts (2:15-cv-02053) and Zynga (2:15-cv-02054) have been added to the litigation campaign that Virtual Gaming Technologies LLC just kicked off in November. All of the suits in the campaign assert two patents (5,860,862; 6,193,610) generally related to real time interaction with contest systems over the Internet against the defendants’ web-accessible gaming platforms. Prior defendants include ESPN, FanDuel, Fox Sports, NFL, and Yahoo.

Last week, Virtual Gaming Technologies LLC initiated its first litigation campaign, targeting the web-accessible gaming platforms of several companies. This week, the NPE adds three more suits to the campaign, asserting the same two patents (5,860,862; 6,193,610) against the gaming platforms of Fantasy Aces (2:15-cv-01752), Stars Fantasy Sports (2:15-cv-01751), and Yahoo (2:15-cv-01748).

Newly formed NPE Virtual Gaming Technologies LLC has initiated its first litigation campaign, filing seven lawsuits that assert two patents (5,860,862; 6,193,610) against gaming platforms accessible via the websites of seven companies: Draft Day (2:15-cv-01713), DraftKings (2:15-cv-01706), DraftPot (2:15-cv-01712), ESPN (2:15-cv-01714), FanDuel (2:15-cv-01707), Fox Sports (2:15-cv-01706), and NFL (2:15-cv-01715). The patents generally relate to real time interaction with contest systems over the Internet.