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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Worf" data-source="post: 80647" data-attributes="member: 1047">It's the court holding it up. The old contract with Crave is considered an "asset" that creditors might want to sell to a new publisher. Of course, this works under the assumption that property doesn't depreciate - for example, is TPA on Xbox360 worth as much now as it was back then? Of course not - because dozens of tables have been released on other platforms since then. And there has to be agreement with the other end of the agreement - in this case, FarSight. If they don't agree, they can always re-release it under their new publisher.And yes, the courts move slowly. What I want to know is where the bankruptcy hearings are being held - most court records are available online these days so you can follow the case and all submissions... (and with very few exceptions, courts are public places...).</blockquote>

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