PROVIDING ONLINE COMPUTER GAME PROGRAMS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BRAIN LAB ThinkFun, Inc. 1321 Cameron Street Alexandria VA 22314 Providing online computer game programs; Educational services, namely, providing online computer game-based activities, non-downloadable lesson guides and information in the field of educational problem-solving;Downloadable electronic publications, namely, lesson plans, teaching guides and activity workbooks in the field of game-based educational problem-solving;
RIVER CROSSING THINKFUN INC. 1725 Jamieson Ave. Alexandria VA 22314 Providing online computer game programs offered via handheld computers, wireless telephones and mobile and wireless devices; Providing online computer games;
TOILET NINJAS Paul Thomas Sullivan 15615 Alton Parkway, Suite 250 Irvine CA 92618 Providing online computer game programs; providing on-line non-downloadable cloud-based computer game programs;Downloadable computer game programs; downloadable cloud-based computer game programs;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A method, system, and software for preventing cheating during online gaming on a first computer system, include receiving information regarding cheaters detected during online gaming gathered by a second computer system; and making the received information available to the first computer system. Advantageously, a cheater identified on the second computer system is prevented from online gaming on the first computer system. A method, system, and software for preventing cheating during online gaming also is described, including receiving information regarding cheaters detected during online gaming from a first computer system; and transmitting information regarding cheaters detected during online gaming gathered from a plurality of online gaming computer systems to the first computer system. Advantageously, cheaters identified on the plurality of online gaming computer systems are prevented from online gaming on the first computer system.