computerandvideogames.com - 5/21/2009
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Thursday 21-May-2009 4:59 PM Warner moves to snap up the Mortal Kombat franchise and Midway's Chicago and Seattle development studios Warner Bros. Entertainment has launched a $33 million bid for a number of Midway Games' US assets. If the move proves successful it would see Warner acquire the ...
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gamasutra.com - 5/21/2009
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gamasutra.com —
Warner Bros. has made a $33 million bid
for the bankrupt Midway Games in a "stalking horse"...
asset purchase agreement that would include Mortal Kombat and Midway's Chicago and Seattle studios. The amount of the bid is over the target sale amount of ...
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News - Warner Makes $33 Million Move On Midway Games
gamasutra.com - 5/21/2009
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gamasutra.com —
Warner Bros. has made a $33 million bid
for the bankrupt Midway Games in a "stalking horse"...
asset purchase agreement that would include Mortal Kombat and Midway's Chicago and Seattle studios. The amount of the bid is over the target sale amount of ...
(more)
News - Warner Makes $33 Million Move On Midway Games
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Warner Bros offers 33 million to purchase Midway assets
Destructoid —
... or bidders would be held soon after the conclusion of the auction, followed by a final closing." I wonder what this may mean for gamers. I was just talking about Mortal Kombat with friends a few days ago and saying how cool it would be if it got a really solid revival. I think I just want a reason to blast the amazing Mortal Kombat techno song again. Wait, I don't need a reason. I'm going to dance on my balcony right freaking now. [Via CVG]
Warner Bros. bids for Midway
That VideoGame Blog —
... Midway is on its last legs these days. Hobbling forward hoping that some other company will reach down and lend it a dollar so it can get a cheeseburger from McDonald’s and clear its head for a minute to really figure out how to make Mortal Kombat relevant again. Warner Brothers has done so, but instead of a dollar they’re offering $33 million, and really they aren’t getting a cheeseburger they’re just getting bought out. ...
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Warner Bros. Bids on Midway [Industry]
kotaku.com 5/21/2009 — Midway today announced that they have received a more than $33 million offer from Warner Bros. to buy out most of their company. The "stalking horse" asset purchase agreement with Warn Bros. Entertainment would include rights to Mortal Kombat and ...
Warner Bros. Offers $33 Million For Midway
1up.com 5/21/2009 —
Warner Bros has offered $33 million for bankrupt publisher Midway -- a sum which would be enough to purchase the majority of the company and its assets.
According to the ...
Warner to pick up Midway from bankruptcy
gamesbrief.com 5/21/2009 — GamaSutra is reporting that Warner has bid $33 million for Midway , $3 million above the bonus target revealed in court documents last month.
The deal includes Mortal Kombat and the Chicago and Seattle studios but leaves out the San Diego and Newcastle (formerly Pitbull) studios.
The deal ...
Warner makes $33m bid for Midway
mcvuk.com 5/21/2009 — As predicted by MCV , Midway has announced that Warner Bros. has made a $33 million bid to buy the firm s US assets. Under the stalking horse agreement, Warner could acquire the Mortal Kombat series and Midway s Chicago and Seattle studios. Midway s ...
Warner Bros. was the only one interested in Midway
joystiq.com 7/2/2009 —
It appears that Warner Bros. was the sole bidder for Midway , meaning the company's $33 million offer likely nets it the whole mortal kit and kaboodle. The LA Times reports that there's still some more issues to deal with before the acqusition is ...
Warner Bros. Now Owns Midway, Mortal Kombat [Warner Bros.]
kotaku.com 7/11/2009 — Mortal Kombat , This Is Vegas and the Midway trademark, as of today, are owned by Warner Bros. , with the media conglomerate having completed the purchase of "substantially all of the assets" of the Chicago headquartered company. Where does that ...
Midway Sale to Warner Bros. Gains Court Approval
gamepolitics.com 7/2/2009 — A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge has approved the sale of Midway to Warner Bros. for $33 million, reports the Chicago Tribune . No other bids were submitted. The decision apparently ends Mortal Kombat film producer Larry Kasanoff's bid to lay claim to ...
Warner Brothers Offers 33 Million For Midway —
G4 TV - TheFeed 5/21/2009
How much would you pay for used game publishing and development company Midway? If you were Warner Brothers, you'd offer more than $33 million to buy just some of the firm.
Midway has been trying to unload parts of its company since at ...