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Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning News (PS3)
Veteran Elder Scrolls developer joins Turbine
Videogame industry veteran Ken Rolston, part of the creative force behind The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, is joining MMO developer Turbine.
Kingdoms of Amalur "was terrific" and EA "hope there's a sequel" someday 
Posted: 13.07.2012 by Technet2k
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EA Labels president Frank Gibeau has said the publisher is very open to the idea of more Kingdoms of Amalur, if that's possible, because the original "was terrific" to play through.
What happened with 38 Studios was "unfortunate" as EA saw "a lot of creativity and vision" in Curt Shilling's development team. Gibeau is hopeful the IP might survive to see another day.
What happened with 38 Studios was "unfortunate" as EA saw "a lot of creativity and vision" in Curt Shilling's development team. Gibeau is hopeful the IP might survive to see another day.
Liquidated dev 38 Studios worth "tens of millions of dollars"
Posted: 08.06.2012 by Technet2k
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Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning dev 38 Studios no longer exists as a functioning entity as it filed for bankruptcy, but liquidated its worth "tens of millions of dollars" say Rhode Island officials.
They're doing "everything possible" to maximise their return from the big state loan given to the studio. Epic Baltimore, made up of former Big Huge Games devs, won't make a sequel.
They're doing "everything possible" to maximise their return from the big state loan given to the studio. Epic Baltimore, made up of former Big Huge Games devs, won't make a sequel.
Epic: We're not making Reckoning 2
Posted: 08.06.2012 by JonahFalcon
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Even though Epic Games acquired the recently fired devs from Big Huge Games, the developer won't be purchasing the Kingdoms of Amalur license from the state of Rhode Island to make a sequel.
Big Huge Games devs hired by Epic Games
Posted: 04.06.2012 by JonahFalcon
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38 Studios' loss is Epic Games' gain, as the developer has acquired the recently canned employees of Big Huge Games. The employees will open a new office in Baltimore, MD.
Posted: 20.10.2012 by JonahFalcon
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