Online game version of "Stargate World" confirmed the hopeless market

The Web (compilation/Sky White) once let a part of sci-fi fans eagerly look forward to the "Stargate World" now seems to be no hope to meet the players.　　The game's right to development and adaptation has now been repossessed by its copyright owner, MGM, and the development company is now closed. Before this, "Stargate World" game adaptation plan originally is divided into stand-alone version and network version. The stand-alone version, "Stargate: Alliance", originally planned to be released by Perception games, Jowood Productions Software AG, is due to be launched in October 2006, but because the quality of the game is unsatisfactory, Was temporarily terminated by MGM at the beginning of August 2006.　　Although Jowood had said at the time that he would seek to work with other developers to try to complete the game, it now seems obvious that there is no effect and can only be completely canceled. Although there is no stand-alone version, but "star fan" can still expect the web version of the "Stargate World", the developer is Cheyenne Mountain Company (Cheyenne Kings Entertainment).　　But it's clear that Cheyenne didn't devote all its energy to the development of the Gate World, they released the trailer in 2009 and claimed to be developing the third-person shooter game "Stargate: Resistance", which is currently running on the PC platform, and is expected to complete in 2010. But the Cheyenne company was plunged into a serious fiscal crisis, with only 10000 dollars left in the company's bank account by February 2010, and "may" owe creditors at least $2 million trillion in debt or even more, and has defaulted to 1.1 million of employees ' salaries since March 09. In addition, the company owes a 3 million payroll tax to the U.S. federal and state governments. It seems to apply to any corner of the world, and Cheyenne also faces 5 lawsuits. If these lawsuits are convicted, Cheyenne will also have to bear up to $10.1 million trillion in debt. Forced to do so, Cheyenne the asset and maintenance work of Stargate: resistance to a new gaming studio fresh Start, which the company hopes will enable the third-person shooter to survive.　　But the fledgling company, which took over the Stargate: Resistance, seemed to have been cursed, and was soon sued by Dark Comet games, alleging improper use of others ' assets. Now let's jump back to Cheyenne Hill, where Judge Arizona, State's lawsuit against Cheyenne Hill was pronounced yesterday, and the result was beneficial to Cheyenne Hill. But the good news came too late, and in March this year Cheyenne the company had declared bankruptcy and the game development rights were withdrawn by MGM. The launch of Stargate World This time seems really hopeless, and unless MGM delivers the right to development again, it is clear that they are not in a mood for the disappointment of "star fans" when it is linked to MGM's current situation. (Edit/Ming)