We can't find the buyer. 007 Blood Stone Research and development studio

According to overseas media reports, Gotham has announced that it would consider selling the bizarre creations studio, which has developed "World Street Racer" (Project) and Blur two racing games.　　Today, the move was announced yesterday as a proposal to close the wholly-owned affiliated studio.　　A British spokesman told the media that the Liverpool studio had not found a buyer within the stipulated deadline and that no one wanted to buy the studio.　　Depending on the purchase of bizarre in 2007, hoping to make a difference in racing games, but the studio's latest work, "Gallop Shadow" sales are not ideal. It was announced last November that the bizarre would be reorganized or closed within 90 days.　　The three-month observation period is in line with British labour law. Now, depending on the proposal to close the studio, Bizarre has accepted the proposal. "I want to clarify that our first choice is to maintain the team and find a buyer for the studio," said Coddy Johnson, chief operating officer of the Global studio, in an interview with the British media. After months of exhausting scrutiny, the board made the tough decision to close the studio. "We care about the team, and the company provides as much resources as possible for the studio, including employment counseling, external employment services and outside job fairs." Closing the studio is the last resort. "In May last year, bizarre launched the racing game, the Galloping Remnant, and in November launched the" James Bond 007: Blood Stone "home machine version.　　The studio has also developed "World Street Racer" and "Geometry Wars" series. Bizarre was established in the UK in 1994 and, as of last year, has more than 200 employees.