The collapse of 38 Studios—the game development company founded by all-star pitcher Curt Schilling—became one of the…
Curt Schilling's ill-fated games studio took down the state of Rhode Island with it, so it's not much of a surprise…
Curt Schilling's unfinished MMO goes up for auction. Initial bidders are being vetted for the remnants of the Kingdoms of Amalur MMO, Project Copernicus, that was in production when Curt Schilling's 38 Studios went under. The state of Rhode Island will sell the property to the highest bidder in November as part of its… Read more
Matt Bai of The New York Times has authored a lively, comprehensive deconstruction of the downfall of 38 Studios, makers of Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning and a planned MMO. The story weaves in Rhode Island's political and cultural forces in explaining the debacle. It's a superb Sunday read. Read more
In the dragged-out, teeth-gritting aftermath of 38 Studios' dissolution, lawyers for Rhode Island now claim the developer moved there knowing the state's $75 million in incentives could not cover the $125 million needed to make the Kingdoms of Amalur MMO. Read more
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