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Realtime World's Chairman Involved With Project MyWorld's New Owner

Posted September 9, 2010 by Ben Strauss

Realtime Worlds’ chairman and chief strategy officer Ian Hetherington is rumored to be involved with the U.S. based firm that recently purchased Project MyWorld.  Though Realtime Worlds is expecting to be bought out within the next week, Hetherington is supposedly still very much involved with the game.

A report from The Courier puts Hetherington in the mix due to the fact that he could not put up all the money to buy the game.  The company that bought the game, which has remained anonymous, insisted that he stay on board for the project.  

The game remains in development with just over 20 employees from Realtime Worlds’ Dundee office based in Scotland.  The game is expected to be released sometime next year.  

Ben is a recent graduate of Xavier University.  You can see him ramble on about gaming, gamification, military-related gaming and manly things on his Twitter @Sinner101GR.




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