Epic Games Reforms Studio from Ashes of Amalur

[Doclector]

Well, as much as I liked infinity blade, I stopped playing simply due to the fact that it kept growing. As new parts were added, in started to take up a good third of my ipod's memory.

However, I really, REALLY like amalur, and it's good to see these guys get bailed out.

 

[Jaeke]

Fantastic news.
I wasn't even a fan of Amular but it broke my heart to see all these people go out of their jobs just because of "tha govment".
Good to see people are bouncing back.

 

[Something Amyss]

Now make Amalur 2.

DO EET!

Unfortunately the Amalur IP is now the property of the US government. But don't worry, they have a great track record in making RPGs. I'm sure it's in good hands.

OT: It's good those guys found a decent place to work. Although I like Infinity Blade I'd much rather get an Amalur 2 as well.

Gawsh, that sucks. If only there were a way for, say, a government body with no experience in gaming to license their intellectual property to a developer for use in building a game. In this upside-down world, a developer could work on a game without owning the property in question and perhaps do it better than the owner could hope it. But alas, as I feel myself feverish with madness, I must go lie down and let the surgeon drill a hole in my head.