The War machine maker is interested in acquiring a fully wanted developer.

The guys who are playing the "War Machine" are interested in "all wanted"? According to the BBC, Epic games has shown great interest in acquiring Realtime Worlds's "full wanted" online games, though no exact news has been heard.　　Realtime worlds yesterday suddenly announced a shock to the game World News----"full wanted" in today's close operation. Epic Games declined to comment on the matter. And Epic's official spokeswoman, Dana Cowley, says Epic's chief executive Mark Shaun is a "full wanted" fanatic, "Mark really loves full wanted" and almost everyone in the company likes it. We've been busy with "War Machine 3", "Bullet Storm" and the iphone platform game "sword Plan", and the first goal of working together is to make sure that Epic's own game becomes a boutique. But if you ask whether we are interested in realtime worlds's work, I have only one word: no comment!　　"But, as we know, Mark Shaun at last year's Seattle game show that he was very fond of" full wanted ".　　To be fair, "wanted" is really a good piece, and if Epic is really interested in the game, I'm sure you'll hear more about it the following week. 　　Epic Games: Founded: Rockwell (1991) headquarters in Maryland: North Carolina founder/President: Tim Sweeney Industry properties: Computer video game products: Computer games Employees: 125 people developed game engine: Fantasy engine Epic Games main works: Gears of War Chinese name: Battle machine Jill of the Jungle Chinese name: Jill's Jungle Jazz jackrabbit Chinese name: Speed of Light bunny Epic Pinball Chinese name: Epic Pinball One moment-in fall:2097 survival of the fittest: 2 097 (Edit/Zhang Xing)