US buyers buy RW's new book "My World" anonymously

Playing video (compiling/wendy) A European web site reported that an unnamed US buyer had completed an acquisition of the "My World" project in the bankrupt Realtime Worlds Studio.　　But it is not clear whether the buyer bought the intellectual property and game productions of my world, or whether the workers who acquired the project together to form a new studio.　　Earlier in the day, Realtime worlds announced that all the people in the community simulation game, my World development team, had been downsized, and realtime Worlds had hired 23 MyWorld employees, and two weeks later, the anonymous buyer had purchased my World project.　　According to the website, the project "My World" is not far from complete, but there is a long way to go in the news with anonymous players commenting on my world, at least 9 months to 1 years. Begbies Traynor, a British bankruptcy firm, was surprised by the public attention to "my World" and the sale of "wanted" intellectual property was unclear, since it was a game with 130,000 registered users and five years of development. The chief executive, Ken Pattullo, said: "My world as a small entity attracts the attention of many buyers, and the 23 employees on the team are a separate transaction." "It has been speculated that Realtime Worlds's boss Ian Hetherington and Dave Jones are trying to buy my world." (Edit/Ming)