Layoffs strike 38 Studios

Governor of Rhode Island Lincoln Chafee confirms Amalur developer besieged made cuts amid loan negotiations underway.

Rhode Island, based on areas Amalur and Copernicus project developer 38 Studios has released a series of layoffs, according to a report from the Associated Press. Last night, Ocean State Governor Lincoln Chafee, told the news agency that the study was conducted unspecified cuts to its workforce.

Studios has reduced its workforce, according to the governor Chafee.

• The report says company founder Curt Schilling brushed past reporters as he left a meeting Monday night, saying only that a lot of "misinformation" that revolves around. 38 Studios employs 379 full-time employees as of the end of March. It is unclear how many employees were dismissed, and that time is short, 38 studies had not responded to GameSpot request for comment.
• The layoffs follow news last week that 38 studies have been struggling to pay Rhode Island, again in 2010 75 million loan to the company to attract passing the state Massachusetts Ocean. The company missed payroll reports to find the funds to enforce the payment of 1.125 million. Asked about this, Chafee said that there had been "a mixture of what made the list," but said no more, citing confidentiality agreements.

Despite problems in 38 Studios, the company new massively multiplayer online game Project Copernicus seems to be still in the cards. Last week, Chafee found this title must be presented in June 2013 and 38 studies after the news, offering a first look at the game, embedded below.

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