Last updated: August 27, 2026
AMMB Arcade material
The site layout and game-guide text were prepared for AMMB Arcade. They are separate from the third-party games and artwork described or linked on the site.
Third-party material
AMMB Arcade does not claim ownership of third-party game titles, artwork, characters, files or trademarks. Their inclusion in the catalog does not transfer any ownership or license to a visitor.
Rights reports
If you believe a page, image or player link is unauthorized, email oopowill@gmail.com. Include the exact URL, identify the material, explain your authority to act for the rights holder, describe the requested action and provide supporting information.
Review and action
Credible notices are reviewed against the identified listing and available provider information. AMMB Arcade may correct attribution, disable a player link or remove a listing while a dispute is investigated. A counter-report may be requested when appropriate.
No ownership inference
A game guide, category label, external link or response to a report should not be interpreted as an ownership claim by AMMB Arcade.
DMCA notice process
Send a complete copyright notice to oopowill@gmail.com. It should identify the copyrighted work and exact allegedly infringing URL, include contact information, the required good-faith and accuracy statements, authority to act, and a physical or electronic signature. Counter-notices may be reviewed where applicable.
Third-party delivery and licensing
AMMB Arcade presents third-party game listings through an external distribution arrangement. Depending on the title, artwork and game metadata may be delivered by gamefront.91onegame.com or migame.vip, while playable content opens through the external player at datinginfo.top. AMMB Arcade does not re-host the underlying game files on its own servers. The site operator maintains the distribution and commercial-use records applicable to the catalog and can review a specific title when a rights holder contacts us.
Game titles, artwork, characters, files and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. AMMB Arcade claims rights only in its own site design, navigation and independently prepared guide text, together with any permissions applicable to the listed distribution catalog.
The URL is the part most often missing or approximate. A category page address is not the same as the address of the guide or player link at issue, and a game title on its own can match several pages. Copying the address straight from the browser removes the ambiguity entirely. If more than one page is involved, listing them separately is more useful than describing them as a group.
A report can lead to several outcomes, and the right one depends on what the review finds. Where attribution is wrong or incomplete, correcting the wording may resolve the matter without touching the listing. Where a player link itself is the problem, that link can be disabled while the listing text stays in place. Where the issue goes to the listing as a whole, the entry can be removed. A combination of those steps is also possible, and the action taken is communicated back to the sender.
Sending a notice does not require legal formality. An email describing the situation in plain language, with the details above set out clearly, is enough to begin a review. When a formal notice is appropriate, the copyright process described on this page covers what such a document should contain, including the accuracy and good-faith statements and a signature. Counter-notices are handled the same way, with the same expectation of specificity.
Two things on this page are worth keeping separate in your mind. The first is that corrections and rights requests reach the same mailbox but are treated as different kinds of work: a factual error is a normal part of maintaining a guide, while a rights notice is reviewed against the listing and the provider information available for it. The second is that the site's own guide text and the games it describes are distinct assets with distinct origins, and a request about one is not automatically a request about the other.