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Richard Garriott Wants To Take Ultima Back From EA Using Obscure Legal Quirks - Kotaku

Kotaku·20 June 2026 at 20:38·1 min read
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The eccentric Lord British wants to retake the RPG series that made him a fortune without spending one

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1Richard Garriott Wants To Take Ultima Back From EA Using Obscure Legal Quirks - Kotaku.
2The eccentric Lord British wants to retake the RPG series that made him a fortune without spending one.

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20 June 2026 at 20:38
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