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Curt Schilling’s Former Employees Are Now Getting 14-20% Of Their Final Paychecks From 2012
4Former baseball player and current piece of shit Curt Schilling ran a video game studio for a while, called 38 Studios, and when it was abruptly shut down in 2012 he owed a lot of people a lot of money.
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Curt Schilling Says Amalur Could Still Be A ‘Billion Dollar Franchise’
The collapse of 38 Studios — the game development company founded by all-star pitcher Curt Schilling — became one of the most colossal video game development flameouts ever. But, in a tweet this morning, the former Red Sox player says that the fantasy creation would still be innovative if someone ponied up the cash to…
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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 continuing efforts to dig itself out of the $US90…
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Epic Closes Impossible, The Studio Built On The Ashes Of Big Huge Games
Following last year’s Kingdoms of Amalur financial disaster that resulted in the closure of both Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios and Maryland’s Big Huge Games, Epic Games swooped in and rescued a group of Big Huge refugees, forming Epic Baltimore, eventually renamed Impossible Studios. Today Epic founder Tim Sweeney announced the studio’s closure.