The cops-and-robbers game from troubled Scottish developer Realtime Worlds might set the record for the shortest-lived MMO, as All Points Bulletin shuts down after a mere two and a half months in operation.
Realtime Worlds, the UK developer of cops-and-robbers title APB, has entered administration.
Scottish developer Realtime Worlds recently entered administration, and it’s rolling out play and pay stats for the recently released All-Points Bulletin to sweeten the pot for potential buyers. Who’s playing, and what are they paying?
After cutting 60 jobs last week, UK-based studio Realtime Worlds, the maker of the cops-and-robbers MMO APB, entered administration today, a process somewhat analogous to Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganisation in the United States.
Realtime Worlds’ endeavour to create a human avatar modelled on APB has reached its fifth and final stage: the outfitting. And Josh didn’t do so bad.
In the name of marketing, Human Avatar Josh gets an APD-themed haircut. Next stop, septum ring.
