Realtime Worlds
GamersFirst says Realtime Worlds had big plans for All Points Bulletin
As if we needed any new reasons to be depressed about the tragic premature birth and subsequent death of All Points Bulletin, now we’re getting a small glimpse at the plans Realtime Worlds had for the game.
Realtime Worlds headlines
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Dave Jones takes an advisory position with APB: Reloaded developer
GamersFirst has hired Realtime Worlds’ Dave Jones as an advisor All Points Bulletin.
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Gamersfirst to open Edinburgh studio
APB: Reloaded publisher Gamersfirst will open a studio in Scotland, home of original All Points Bulletin team Realtime Worlds.
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Gamersfirst: Australians are welcome on APB servers
Gamersfirst has told Australian gamers that they’re welcome to try region-specific All Points Bulletin servers if their ping to a core router meets minimum requirements, and suggested that local servers are not impossible after an absence stymied release plans.
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Gamersfirst details APB-Reloaded beta entry instructions
Gamersfirst’s posted instructions on how to get a piece of the action in APB-Reloaded’s closed beta, promising the process will be “easy now, tricky later”.
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APB Reloaded spurs overhaul of GamersFirst network
Realtime Worlds’ unhappy gangster MMO All Points Bulletin is on its way back with a new moniker and a bit of spit and polish courtesy of the newly-founded Reloaded Productions. The latest update from the developer suggests the team have their hands full and more, starting with a whole new client but running flat into […]
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Report: APB returning free-to-play in 2011
IGN’s reporting that GamersFirst’s confirmed it’s bought APB and will be bringing the RTW crime MMO back next year as a free-to-play effort.
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Report: K2 Networks buys rights to APB
GI’s reporting that K2 Network, the company behind free-to-play service GamersFirst, has bought APB from defunct Scottish studio Realtime Worlds.
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Glasgow-based auction house to disperse Realtime Worlds office equipment
This is rather sad, actually.
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Dave Jones squelches rumor he's leaving Dundee for Epic Games
Yesterday, a rumor was circulating that Realtime Worlds founder Dave Jones had taken a job with Epic Games.Today, the APB creative director has told Develop the rumor is untrue.
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Ex-MyWorld dev confirms former Realtime chairman as MyWorld buyer
It’s Ian Hetherington’s world now.
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EA compensating APB buyers with free game
Had APB? Disgruntled? Step up and get your game from EA! That is if you bought the game digitally.
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Report - Epic "potential buyer" for APB
Epic Games is a “potential buyer” for APB, the RTW MMO announced yesterday to be closing after just two months since it went on sale, according to a BBC report.
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APB shut down, announces staff
APB, the crime MMO published by now bankrupt developer Realtime Worlds, has closed.
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Report: Former Realtime chairman linked to MyWorld purchase
A report has surfaced claiming former Realtime Worlds chairman and chief strategy officer Ian Hetherington has ties with the anonymous US company which purchased Project MyWorld.
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Report: Realtime sells Project MyWorld
Realtime Worlds has sold its Project MyWorld to an “anonymous” American company, according to a Develop report.
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RTW: APB has 130,000 registered users
Realtime Worlds has released player stats for APB, claiming 130,000 registered users and saying “paying players” spend an average of $28 per month.
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Report - New studio set up by RTW staff for MyWorld
According to a GI report, a studio from the remains of Realtime Worlds has been set up to finish off work on Project: MyWorld.
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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.
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Realtime Worlds latest
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GamersFirst says Realtime Worlds had big plans for All Points Bulletin
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Dave Jones takes an advisory position with APB: Reloaded developer
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Glasgow-based auction house to disperse Realtime Worlds office equipment
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Dave Jones squelches rumor he’s leaving Dundee for Epic Games
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Ex-MyWorld dev confirms former Realtime chairman as MyWorld buyer
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Realtime Worlds “fully committed” to APB, confirms redundancies