We study the nonadditive thermodynamic formalism for the
class of almost-additive sequences of potentials. We define the
topological pressure $P_Z(\Phi)$ of an almost-additive sequence
$\Phi$, on a set $Z$. We give conditions which allow us to
establish a variational principle for the topological pressure. We
state conditions for the existence and uniqueness of equilibrium
measures, and for subshifts of finite type the existence and
uniqueness of Gibbs measures. Finally, we compare the results for
almost-additive sequences to the thermodynamic formalism for the
classical (additive) case [10] [11] [3],
the sequences studied by Barreira [1],
Falconer [5], and that of Feng and Lau [7], [6].