The founders of Shrapnel Game Studio say a major investor tried to take over - Neon Machine
In a shocking turn of events for the gaming industry, Neon Machine, the creative studio behind the highly anticipated blockchain-based first-person shooter Shrapnel, is currently involved in a legal battle that could change the future of the industry. This article talks about the recent lawsuit that six founders of Neon Machine put together against Cort Javarone, CEO of the investment firm 4D Factory, and other people. The lawsuit says that Javarone tried to take over Neon by making himself CEO, which led to a power struggle within the company. The CEO of Neon, Mark Long, insists on keeping his job even though things are going badly. As the court case continues, many people are worried about how it will affect the development of Shrapnel, the recently secured funding, and the future of the highly anticipated AAA first-person extraction shooter. This piece goes into great detail about the dispute, shedding light on the main players, their games, and the trends that could affect the outcome of this first-of-its-kind gaming battle.
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