 On May 8, Sheinberg revoked Tiger's license, but Tiger president O. R. Rissman refused to give in and challenged Universal's claim that it owned the "King Kong" name.Nintendo's attorney (and future board member) Howard Lincoln was at first inclined to settle for $5–7 million.Eventually, however, he decided to fight, reassuring the head of the company's U.S. division, Minoru Arakawa, that this was a sign that Nintendo had made it big.