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Kotaku hinted at it a while back, and now it's official:
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It sucks that the TNA license and the San Diego studios aren't included- the TNA game was a promising start, and the San Diego studios was where Hydro Thunder was made- but their future is looking a little brighter.
Oh, searched, leper Wario if old, blah blah.
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 Midway's studios in Chicago and Seattle. The agreement would not include the studio in San Diego, Newcastle or the TNA franchise.
The news comes months after we heard that Warner Bros. was one of three groups looking to buy the company. At the time we were told that Warner Brothers, Ubisoft and a private Chicago investor were all looking to pick up Midway. Our sources told us Warner Bros. were at the top of the list with a vice president already touring Midway's HQ.
The purchase price would be $33 million, subject to adjustment, plus the agreed value of Midway's U.S. account receivables.
Prior to finalizing the deal, there will be a court-supervised auction process to handle any possible competing bids. That process, if approved by the court, would give other companies 30 days to make a bid, with the auction happening a few days after the bidding stops.
The publisher of Mortal Kombat filed for bankruptcy in February. The filing kicked off a soap opera of allegations of back room dealings, and corporate waste.
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It sucks that the TNA license and the San Diego studios aren't included- the TNA game was a promising start, and the San Diego studios was where Hydro Thunder was made- but their future is looking a little brighter.
Oh, searched, leper Wario if old, blah blah.