Mark Greenshields, DC Studios’ chief executive told the Herald: “I’m taking legal advice on whether we go into administration or if there are other options.”
He went on to say that he would like to have a Scottish operation up and running again soon, and that finishing State of Emergency 2, which had been bought out of receivership from now-defunct Vis Entertainment last year, had been more costly than expected, adding: "We had to pay a lot of money in order to complete the game. A lot of things were discovered after the acquisition. But when you buy something out of receivership, it’s buyer beware."
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