The Boston Globe yesterday reported something rather fitting about 38 Studios, the defunct maker of the RPG Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. Curt Schilling, the studio's founder, posted $5 million in actual gold coins to secure a loan to stabilize the company back in February. » 6/02/12 12:00pm 6/02/12 12:00pm

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