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Skateboarding legend Alan "Ollie" Gelfand, inventor of the Ollie, is suing Sega and Activision for using his nickname without his permission.
Ollie is seeking $20 million. I don't know why he isn't suing over the Tony Hawk game, that's got to be a worth a lot more than Ollie King or Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure money.
Ollie Sues Game Companies [Playbomb]
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Kotaku 
Dec 12, 2005 9:00 AM
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