Realtime Worlds receives $50 million in real world investment
Realtime Worlds, the developer best known for Crackdown, raised $50 million in its third round of financing. The company is currently at work on the MMO All Points Bulletin in conjunction with Korean company Webzen. Realtime Worlds CEO David Jones was a creator on the original Grand Theft Auto and Lemmings back in the day.
Although Crackdown was a great game, nobody is going to deny that the title did better because of its tie-in with the Halo 3 beta. APB should let us see how a Realtime Worlds title does without the assistance of Master Chief and the Halo army.
[Via GameDaily]
Although Crackdown was a great game, nobody is going to deny that the title did better because of its tie-in with the Halo 3 beta. APB should let us see how a Realtime Worlds title does without the assistance of Master Chief and the Halo army.
[Via GameDaily]




















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A) It's a great game (Scotland FTW)
B) It was and is cheap
C) erm... something Halo fanboys won't like :)
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I just wish they would make a second one.
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And if APB is anything like Planetside, I'll give it a shot.
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APB should be a great game.
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Definitely way underrated. Awesome game, I cry every night that we probably won't get a Crackdown 2.
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Imagine if the game sucked though, the endless bitching about greedy MS would never stop :)
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