GFB writes: "Cing, the developer of popular titles like Little King's Story, Trace Memory, Monster Rancher, and Hotel Dusk, has sadly filed for bankruptcy due to what has been described as "insurmountable debts that the company will never be able to pay". Needless to say it's sad to start the week with this news."
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never played any of those games, but that sucks
Stupid Nintendo, although it is Cing's fault for making good games on a Wii
Hotel Dusk was a dark game for the DS. The world economy is nailing a lot of companies everywhere.
the nintendo 3rd party effect in action
They made numerous niche titles that wouldn't have sold well on any platform. At least i suppose they are proud of their work. Also, it's only bankruptcy... that doesn't immediately mean they are shutting down. The purpose of bankruptcy is to negotiate with your creditors and stay in operation.
In my opinion they need to make a few more monster rancher games for ds or wii. That is a very established ip and would probably do well on either system. Hopefully the trial goes well for them.