RW dismisses last employee's full wanted prospect remains unclear

local time September 17, also known as Realtime Worlds announced that it would stop running its online game "full wanted" the next day, the company's management said that the majority of staff in Scotland Dundee and the United States, leaving only a few staff to deal with the matter before the closure.　　No one has yet seen anyone willing to buy realtime Worlds,realtime Worlds said the company would not apply for bankruptcy protection under chapter seventh of the Bankruptcy law. The company's office has cut its last 50 employees, leaving only seven to maintain the last few days of "full wanted" operations.　　The United States office left 9 people to deal with the company before the closure of the relevant matters, the remaining 33 employees one by one were dismissed.　　As early as August, Realtime Worlds had announced that the company was facing bankruptcy, with a debt of 3 million pounds.　　Despite repeated claims by corporate executives that the company would pay employees in accordance with British law, several employees complained that the company had defaulted on its employees ' subsidies and failed to deliver them in time.　　U.S. local time September 16 night, Realtime Worlds Company management in the official website announced that will stop the "full wanted", operating less than three months of "comprehensive wanted" to die. The article says Realtime Worlds still wants to sell "wanted" to other studios, and the BBC News has reported that Epic Games was interested in buying the game, but did not get a response from Epic games.　　There have been reports that realtime worlds to sell a new online game, "My World", to an unnamed American buyer. Realtime Worlds is a Scottish game development company, founded by the famous game designer Jones (DAVID JONES) in 2002, Jones is a leading player in the famous series of "Grand Theft rook".