Full wanted for free operation at the end of the year

This network (compiles/eskimo) Gamefirst game company product Publisher--The California K2 Network company bought the FPS games "full wanted" (all Points kong-based) which had been forced to shut down because of the financial problems that led to the bankruptcy of the company. According to the Gameindustry game website, K2 Network company spent 1.5 million of pounds to buy the game's distribution rights, is expected to be reopened by the end of this year.　　The official statement will be announced next week.　　"Wanted" original publisher Realtime Worlds Company in the past 5 years spent 30 billion won funds to develop this, until the end of June 2010, after the game was officially released, the publicity and the lack of additional investment funds eventually led to the company filed for bankruptcy.　　The rerun of the "full wanted" will use the free game mode, and previously under the Realtime worlds under the operation of "full wanted" is the monthly card renewal and micro-trading mode of operation. K2 Receptacle is a world-leading free game distributor with subsidiaries in the United States, Korea, India, Turkey, Brazil and Germany. At the same time K2 receptacle is also a fast-growing enterprise in the video game industry, Gamersfirst.com is a network platform that provides multiplayer online casual games and community intensive services. Providing services to more than 1.6 million players in 160 countries worldwide, K2 receptacle's mission is to become the world's largest free online gaming service provider. (Edit/Ming)