Mortal Kombat

By Michael McWhertor When Warner Bros. snapped up ailing publisher/developer Midway, it bought most, but not all of the company's assets, including intellectual properties like Mortal Kombat and This Is Vegas. What else did Warner Bros. grab in the Midway closeout? Lots.

 United States Last month, Midway said Warner Brothers Entertainment has made a "stalking horse" bid of $33 million for some of the company's US assets, including two game development studios in Chicago and Seattle and the Mortal Kombat franchise. ...

 DC Midway Games issued the following press release Thursday afternoon, which officially puts the TNA Wrestling game franchise on the market along with all other assets, including Mortal Kombat. CHICAGO – May 28, 2009 – Midway Games Inc. has established ...

 UK Entertainment would acquire substantially all of the Company's US assets including its Mortal Kombat franchise and its development studios in Chicago and Seattle for a purchase price of $33000000, subject to adjustment as of the closing for changes in ...

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Midway Games Pushes $33M Sale To Warner Bros. Law360, New York (May 22, 2009) -- Video game maker Midway Games Inc. is looking to sell substantially all of its assets, including all previously released titles and games based on the hit Mortal Kombat series, to Warner Bros. ...

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The Daily Docket: Tired Of Chrysler? Let's Talk GM.  NY Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. is offering up $33 million for Midway Games Inc.'s assets, including the Mortal Kombat and Wheelman video-game collections and the Gauntlet arcade game. Read the Daily Bankruptcy Review story here.

 NY WSJ] Mortal Kombat: Warner Bros. Entertainment is offering $33 million for Midway Games's assets, including its Mortal Kombat and Wheelman videogame collections and the Gauntlet arcade game. [WSJ] Brixton: UK real-estate investment trust Segro said it ...

Chicago-based Midway Games, which declared bankruptcy earlier this year, said the subsidiary of Time Warner Inc. (NYSE: TWX) entered a bid to acquire substantially all of the company's US assets, including its “Mortal Kombat” franchise and its ...

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Time Warner Inc. (TWX) has agreed to serve as the stalking horse, or lead bidder, for the sale of Midway Games Inc.'s (MWYGQ) assets, including its Mortal Kombat videogame franchise. The video-game maker's US operations filed for bankruptcy protection ...

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 South Africa Under Midway's current agreement, however, Warner Bros. stand to acquire a substantial amount of Midway's assets, including the Mortal Kombat franchise and development studios in Chicago and Seattle, for a total of $33 000 000, subject to further ...

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