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Big Huge Games' computers, desks, other items to be auctioned
Computers, desks, chairs and other office equipment and items that belonged to the now-defunct Big Huge Games, a Timonium-based video game maker, will be auctioned Tuesday as part of the company's Chapter 7 bankruptcy and liquidation. Big Huge Games...Tags: Entertainment, Bankruptcy, Economy, Business and Finance, Gaming, Companies and Corporations
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Bobby V.: You Knew From The Start It Would End Badly
The Hartford CourantMany great ideas have sprung from our town since Adriaen Block arrived on the Connecticut River in 1614. Larry Lucchino's idea to bring Ben Cherington along to meet Bobby Valentine at the Hartford Club last Nov. 3 wasn't one of them. It was, let New...Tags: Will Middlebrooks, Baseball, Dustin Pedroia, Sports, Mike Aviles
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Awful season aside, Cubs on the right track
Nineteen cents. That's what tickets in the third row of Section 533 were advertised at on StubHub Monday afternoon. As for the rest of Wrigley Field, it looks like most of those tickets couldn't be given away. No surprise there, not with the Bears...
Tags: Wrigley Field, Baseball, Gold Glove Awards, Michael Bowden, Chicago White Sox
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ABC only wanted 400 miles of IndyCar at Pocono
In bringing back Indy cars to Pocono Raceway next summer after a 23-year absence, race officials are trying to turn back time to a more prominent era for open-wheel racing. And while they can't bring back the Unser brothers, A.J. Foyt, Johnny Rutherford,...
Tags: Entertainment, Media Industry, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Versus (tv network), Jamal Mashburn
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Red Sox dismantling Epstein roster
There's only one thing to ask about what Larry Lucchino and the Red Sox front office have done to Theo Epstein's legacy in Boston: Does he have to give back the two World Series rings? Have you ever seen an airplane drop down low from the clouds and...Tags: Vin Scully, Josh Beckett, Thomas Ricketts, Joe Blanton, Ivan DeJesus
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Highlights from the past -- August 16
1987 -- Dan Goetz had three hits and Kevin Mentzer added two as the Aberdeen Smittys defeated Watertown 5-4 in the first round of the State A American Legion baseball tournament. 1992 -- Wally Steiner's two-out single in the sixth inning scored Roger...Tags: Jim Thome, Detroit Tigers, Baseball, Philadelphia Phillies, Torii Hunter
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Big Huge Relief: Epic Games hires laid-off video game pros, creates new studio in Hunt Valley
Back in May, one of the biggest video game companies in Maryland -- Big Huge Games of Timonium -- imploded, as its parent company in Rhode Island, 38 Studios, collapsed from a lack of money. Somewhere around 90-100 or so were laid off abruptly at Big...
Tags: Entertainment, Economy, Business and Finance, Gaming, Companies and Corporations, Hunt Valley
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History of deals involving Orioles at the trade deadline
The Baltimore SunThe trade deadline can be a dangerous temptress. At times, it can cause otherwise levelheaded organizations to do something crazy. Like trade away Jeff Bagwell for Larry Anderson. Or give up Grady Sizemore, Cliff Lee and Brandon Phillips for Bartolo...Tags: Kansas City Royals, Jimmy Williams, Baseball, New York Mets, Chicago White Sox
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E3: Still relevant in a changing market?
With the sale of packaged video games in decline, one may wonder whether a convention like E3, which opened Monday to begin its annual celebration of the spectacle of big-budget titles, is still needed. For the last 18 years, E3 has served as the...
Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Nintendo Company Ltd., Companies and Corporations, Arts and Culture, Microsoft Corporation
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Friday Buffet: Bravo, 8-bit 'Community'
News Roundup •••• Former major league pitcher Curt Schilling’s 38 Studios, which released “Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning” in February, is in financial hot water with the state of Rhode Island. Taking cash from the...
Tags: Entertainment, Gaming, National Hockey League, Music, Community (tv program)
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Timonium video game maker closes, lays off 100
About 100 employees of Big Huge Games, a Timonium-based maker of video games, lost their jobs this week as the studio and its Rhode Island-based parent company abruptly shut down because of financial problems. The 12-year-old company was one of the...Tags: Entertainment, Consumer Goods Industries, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations, Gaming
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Skeleton crew cleans up at Big Huge Games in Timonium
Big Huge Games, a studio in Timonium that designed rich, immersive video games, has closed its office and only a skeleton crew of employees remained as its parent company in Rhode Island appears to have gone out of business, according to online reports. ...
Tags: Entertainment, Economy, Business and Finance, Gaming, Companies and Corporations, Zynga Inc.
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