Beyonce has been sued after she allegedly pulled out a of a deal to create a dance video game.
Software developer Gate Five said the motion-sensing game, titled Starpower: Beyonce, would have given users the chance to dance to the star's hits.
It claims a deal was in place with the singer, but Beyonce pulled out after her demand for new compensation terms forced the fancier to back out.
"In early December everything was still a go. And then the week of Christmas, she said that's it, I don't want to hear from you guys, go away, resulting in 70 people losing their jobs," Gate Five founder Greg Easley told New York magazine.
"We'd much rather make a game than litigate. But we want to recover damages that Gate Five suffered."
The company is seeking more than $100million in damages. A spokesperson for Beyonce was not available to comment.
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