By Paul Grimaldi
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The lawyer in charge of what's left of defunct Providence videogame company 38 Studios says the developer's lone game has brought in approximately $713,000 through an online game service.
That revenue is in addition to the approximately $430,000, lawyer Richard Land raised through auctions of computers, office furniture and other items left behind by 38 Studios when it declared bankruptcy in 2012.
Land released the latest accounting Tuesday as lawyers argued in state court over who is financially responsible for the 38 Studios loan debacle and legislators debated whether it's in the state's interest to default on $75 million in bonds sold to back the videogame company.