Fri, Aug 20, 2010 | 14:13 BST
Realtime Worlds re-hires 23 staff
Administrators for games developer Realtime Worlds have announced 23 members of the 60-strong Dundee team working on the company’s MyWorld 3D project who were all made redundant earlier this month have been re-employed.
Joint administrator Ken Pattullo, of Begbies Traynor said: “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, hence the fact we have been able to offer a limited number of those jobs back.”
MyWorld was announced last month and is currently scheduled for launch in 2011.
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Posted in: PC
Tags: My World, realtime worlds
3 comments
#1
Gekidami
20/08/10, 11:36 am
Apparently Codemasters, The Creative Assembly, Blitz Games Studios, Activision and SCEE are going to host recruitment events for the layed off staff.
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/08/19/european-developers-rally-to-help-ex-realtime-world-employees/
#2
Joe Anderson
20/08/10, 11:39 am
It’s great they will getjobs, but sad for Scotland to be losing the talent.
Maybe they should all join Rockstar in Edinburgh or we could have a SCEE Glasgow, that would be cool, they could create a drunk scotsman game for Move, although I have that down to a t already
#3
LOLshock94
20/08/10, 12:11 pm
cause theyre junkies