The plaintiffs, a total of 17, allege that Whiting developed a group of companies to solicit investments for the game, which presented themselves as independently owned but were mostly owned by the defendant. Investors seek a total of $4 million from Whiting and other executives of Cheyenne Mountain. – a software provider for gaming consoles, handheld devices and PCs – and its former chairman and CEO Gary Whiting.Īccording to the Arizona Republic, the investor lawsuit was filed in Maricopa County Superior Court in February, 2012. An investor lawsuit has been filed against Cheyenne Mountain Entertainment Inc. Along with fans, hundreds of private investors of this game were discontent with the turn of events. Recently, development of Stargate Worlds, an online role-playing game, has been shut down due to budgeting difficulties. Whenever a popular product is eliminated from markets, the fans and investors are likely to file complaints, which is where a small business attorney can come in handy. Examples of this are the TV shows 'Stargate SG-1' and 'Stargate Atlantis,' which have been shown internationally. Futuristic television shows sometimes have a strong following and growing fan base. While some individuals may not find science fiction to be of any interest, others become addicted to sci-fi movies, books and games. Shutdown of Stargate Worlds game led to an investor lawsuit 1:13 pm Published by Leave your thoughts

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