Curt Schilling

When four-time World Series pitcher Curt Schilling started his video game company in 2006, some took it as a sign that the American League right-hander was simply indulging in an expensive hobby. “People saw it as a vanity project,” Schilling said ...  

In the early 1980s, his best friend's father — who was also Schilling's youth baseball coach — brought home an Apple II from his job as an engineer. Young Curt was soon hooked on "Wizardry," an early role-playing video game. The graphics ...  

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NEW YORK - A teenage Curt Schilling got a paper route so he could afford an Apple II just like the one his Little League coach owned. Three decades later with cash to spare from his baseball career, the retired pitcher has invested nearly $35 million into a business producing the sort of fantasy video game that first made him yearn for a personal computer. read more  

38 Studios creator Curt Schilling talks about his reasoning behind creating the company and EverQuest II's part in his decision to make games. Speaking to CBS Sports Schilling explained the background of the studio, stating that the release of EverQuest II made him wonder "What were they thinking?" and spurred him to create his own start-up company.Schilling funded 38 Studios mostly privately, with help from "high net-worth individuals...  

a video-game company that released its first game, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, this past Tuesday. The single-player role-playing game has met with good reviews, and while for many gamers another new swords-and-sorcery epic is always a welcome addition ...  

The new epic fantasy video game "Amalur" is spearheaded by an undercover geek who also happens to be a jock. The jock in question is former MLB All-Star pitcher Curt Schilling, who switched gears after retiring to pursue a little-known dream: to ...  

Curt Schilling is never afraid to make himself heard and that hasn't changed now that he's retired from the big leagues. In a candid conversation on ESPN's Dan Lebatard is Highly Questionable, Schilling detailed his interactions with former Red Sox slugger ...  

Curt Schilling had a constant companion when he was on the road leading the Arizona Diamondbacks and Boston Red Sox to World Series Championships: his laptop and a copy of ... and running with the game’s most experienced guilds.  

Bobby Valentine says he's not sure what it will be like to manage the Boston Red Sox against the New York Yankees, and Don Zimmer says he's not giving him any advice. Valentine and Zimmer, a former Red Sox skipper and Yankees coach, were among a group of ...  

Before he threw his last pitch, Curt Schilling already had an idea what his next career would be. This week Schilling's 38 Studios has unleashed their first epic game which I can tell you is not a baseball game as you might think.  

In Reckoning, players create personalized characters, then guide them through adventures set in a medieval fantasy world.  Its play style is similar to other popular games like “World of Warcraft.” But Salvatore said that just as avid ...  

After five years and a controversial move to Rhode Island, former Red Sox [team stats] pitcher Curt Schilling [stats]’s 38 Studios will release its first video game, “Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning,” at GameStop in Bellingham at 11:30 p.m. on Monday ...  

Electronic Arts has released a much-anticipated Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning video game created by an all-star team put together by World Series champion pitcher Curt Schilling. The title is the first video game from 38 Studios, which Schilling ...  

online games helped occupy his free time. Now he's turned his talents to gamemaking. A Q with Mike Snider: A: I had the conversations every gamer has. Why did they do this? Why didn't they do that? The next evolution of that is, I can do this ...