Korean online games "myths and legends" operators to sue developers poor development

Real-time strategy online games "myths and legends" Development encountered trouble: "Myths and Legends," the operator of True Games Interactive (TGI) South Korean developer Petroglyph sued the court, claiming that petroglyph neither abide by the promise of timely release and repair games,　　Also do not share source code to make yourself do so. According to the court documents, the original contract required Petroglyph to send a stable version of the game to the operator on November 15, 2009 to carry out the subsequent business plan, which was postponed to February 1, 2010. But by mid-March, Petroglyph told TGI that the stable version of the transmission date would be delayed until the end of March, and additional investment would be required.　　But until the end of March, TGI did not receive a version of the game available for release. The TGI company's complaint is simply a few words: Petroglyph's insatiable demand for additional investment, and the repeated postponement of the final beta version of "Myths and legends," deeply hurt the partnership between two companies.　　And TGI's millions of investment is in danger of skipping over. "We never said that the game, which cost 15 million dollars and 3-5 years of research and development, has been developed," Petroglyph's chief executive, Chuck Kroegel, defended. Now, however, the myth has matured since it was released last month. "(Edit/Zhang Lei)