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Kingdoms of Amalur creator accused of deceiving investors over $75 million loan after declaring bankruptcy in 2012
Read More »Big Huge Games purchased by Nexon
Civilization designer Brian Reynolds and Tim Train reacquired rights to studio name following 38 Studios collapse in 2012
Read More »38 Studios investors accused of fraud by US government
Wells Fargo Securities and the Rhode Island Commerce Corporation allegedly didn’t tell lenders of the risks of backing Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning developer ahead of collapse in 2012
Read More »38 Studios’ bosses knew the company was financially unstable
Email records could prove that the Rhode Island developer's execs deliberately misled staff and investors
Read More »38 Studios auction raises just $320,000
Rights to Kingdoms of Amalur, Project Copernicus, and Helios technology fail to sell
Read More »38 Studios hits auction block in November
Bankrupt Kingdom of Amalur developer and Big Huge Games's back catalogue for sale
Read More »38 Studios deal investigated by SEC
Public records show Rhode Island EDC hired law firm to help with federal inquiry
Read More »Judge okays 38 Studios lawsuit
Rhode Island EDC is cleared to pursue claims, but has to wait for full $75m
Read More »Rhode Island budgets cash for 38 Studios debt
Legal battle seems resolved as finance committee prepares budget
Read More »R.I. has made $700k off Kingdoms of Amalur
Lawyer for the state says 38 Studios game is bringing in cash through online service
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