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Rhode Island To Dispose Of Amalur Property Soon
Believe it or not, there might be life left in Amalur. After a hard crash into financial oblivion last year, 38 Studios left the State of Rhode Island with nothing but some leftover assets and huge debt.
The sale of physical goods netted the state of Rhode Island $830,000. According to the attorney responsible for handling the sale, there is interest in the intellectual assets, but the value of the Amalur property isn't being disclosed. Later this week, a hearing will take place in the state's attempt to recover funds directly from 38 Studios founder and former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling. 13 others are named in that suit.
[Source: Providence Journal via Joystiq]
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