Auction Held for 38 Studios Intellectual Property

Bidders have made their final offers on the intellectual property of former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's bankrupt video gaming company, but the winner's have yet to be announced.

Heritage Global Partners auctioned off 38 Studios' assets on Wednesday. The property includes the unfinished game under development in Providence with the help of a $75 million loan guarantee from Rhode Island's economic development agency.

The auction house says the results will be reported once the sales process in completed. 38 Studios receiver Richard Land has said initial bids are being kept confidential.

38 Studios collapsed last year, and the state is responsible for some $90 million related to the deal. The Economic Development Corp. is suing Schilling and others, alleging they knew the company was on course to fail.