The saga of
Realtime Worlds continues, this time with a happy ending for 23 employees of the
MyWorld project that were laid off earlier this month. In a press release from business restructuring firm Begbies Traynor, administrator Ken Pattullo lays out the details. "
As a smaller entity, MyWorld is attracting considerable interest from potential buyers and 23 members of the team who had been working on the project clearly add value to it as a standalone business," Patullo said.
In addition to
MyWorld, a platform for creating social games announced earlier this summer,
Realtime Worlds will continue to operate
All Points Bulletin even as it looks to finish restructuring with an eye towards creating a company that can support the urban crime MMOFPS.
