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As part of an earnings report today, Atari announced it is divesting of its interest in Champions Online developer Cryptic Studios, calling the development house a "discontinued operation" as of  Buy NBA 2K18 MT March 31.Atari will continue to support all current Cryptic products while the publisher looks to sell the studio, Gamasutra understands. Development on the Bay Area studio's Neverwinter project will continue as normal for the time being."In line with the previously stated strategy of

 

but more profitable releases and further expansion into casual online and mobile games, the Company has determined that external development creates more flexibility in the changing marketplace," Atari wrote in justifying the move.The studio, which recently took Champions Online free-to-play, showed a €5.3 million ($7.5 million) loss for the 2010/11 fiscal year, up from a loss of €12.6 million ($17.9 million) the previous year.Founded in 2000, Cryptic is well known for its City of

 

/Villains and Star Trek Online MMOs. The studio has been part of Atari since a 2008 acquisition.[UPDATE: A comment on the official Star Trek Online forums from Cryptic employee 'WishStone' adds: "Right now I have no further details other than what has been mentioned elsewhere. Support for Champions Online and Star Trek Online will be continuing as normal, our staff is working hard on their projects... and there are no planned changes to the nba18mt way any of our games and projects will operate."