"Full wanted" developer announces bankruptcy game will continue

The latest news of August 19, number 18th is a very bad day for the Scottish gaming World: Dave Jones's Realtime Worlds Company has announced a formal bankruptcy protection program.　　Last week the company said layoffs were one of the rebuilding plans and that the rest of the staff would be involved in APB operations. The origin of the problem is the Realtime Worlds Company's newly developed online games "full wanted".　　Although it went well in the market, the market response has been lukewarm and has not received much attention from critics and gamers. Begbies Traynor is responsible for dealing with insolvency matters.　　He claims that the buyer of the game must not want to see the company go bust, and that the full wanted will continue to operate. "It is a very sad day for realtime worlds, not only in England, but also in the entire English gaming industry," said Richard Wilson of Realtime Worlds, the Association of British Gaming Industry commissioners. Realtime Worlds is a very creative company with an excellent team. "As an online game, the" full wanted "actually has a huge potential for development, and if all goes well, it should continue to operate. However, it does require more refinement and more fresh elements to add to the content.