It wouldn't surprise me if that's the attitude that kept a deal from being made. Since Rhode Island apparently knows so little about game development, they are probably looking at this as selling off something that had millions of dollars and years of work put into it that just needs a little more work before the buyer can start raking in the money. Meanwhile, the buyers just want it for certain assets like the name. I really wish we could see what kind of deals they rejected, because I'm curious as to whether or not they'll eventually have to settle for less.But we pumped 10s of millions of dollars into it!
I wonder what the highest offer they got was, along with what their opening bid was.
Agreed, was always wondering how some here were trying to actually make it seem like it was worth shit.Called it
Yup. Also good luck R.I entering negotiations for selling something that didn't get any serious bids in an auction. They should turn it into a space game and start a kickstarter selling ships.Billions? Did he really say that?
I thought I misread it myself when he said it.Billions? Did he really say that?
This is dead on , and an important point that someone in power apparently is too stupid to realize.He said it's abillion dollarfranchise. Anyone in charge of getting this thing sold is assuming it's worth way more than it is. There's value to the assets that are there and offers were made, they should have just taken whatever they could get. This isn't a set of old baseball cards, this shit is going tolose value with every passing day.
Eh. It took how long for Blizzard to finally have a movie really scheduled?I know his ultimate goal was for this to be an entire franchise, kind of like a Star Wars with movies, toys, games, books, comics, the whole nine yards.
Not quite:RI governor says 38 Studios Schilling responds - GameSpotThey might have been able to sell the damn thing, if they would have put it up for auction after 38 studios imploded. I am assume RI thinks they are sitting on millions in assets and IP.