A week before 38 Studios is finally set to reveal its EA-published title, "Project Mercury," former baseball player Curt Schilling's Massachusetts-based studio is playing hardball for tax breaks. The Boston Globe reports studio heads are set to meet with Rhode Island reps on Thursday to discuss, in part, up to $75 million in loan guarantees in exchange for moving the company down south (about a 90-minute drive from its current location).
Representatives from the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation state that 38 Studios approached them about the potential move. According to the Globe, Schilling has said the studio plans to hire over 300 workers over the next couple years at 38 Studios and Maryland-based Big Huge Games, which the company acquired last year.
Reader Comments (7)
Posted: Jul 14th 2010 12:16PM Mr Numeros said
Does this mean Rich Gallup has to move? 90min commute sounds not so fun.
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Posted: Jul 14th 2010 12:38PM thisredengine said
Rather have 90 minute commute do a decent job than having no job at all.
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