Warner Bros. Makes $33 Million Midway Asset Bid, Enters 'Stalking Horse' Agreement
Media conglomerate Time Warner has made a $33 million offer, via its Warner Bros. Entertainment subsidiary, to purchase assets from bankrupt...
Media conglomerate Time Warner has made a $33 million offer, via its Warner Bros. Entertainment subsidiary, to purchase assets from bankrupt publisher Midway.
The proposal sees Warner attempting to purchase "substantially all of [Midway's] U.S. assets," including the Mortal Kombat franchise plus development studios in Seattle and Chicago. However, Midway was clear that the Warner offer does not include the TNA franchise, the Midway San Diego studio and Wheelman developer Midway Newcastle.
The two companies are now in a "stalking horse" agreement, with a "court-supervised auction process...intended to achieve the highest value possible for [Midway's] stakeholders" set to occur before the court can approve or deny the Warner bid.
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There is so much you could do with MK, give it to Capcom or Namco.
This just show the quality of the level design, I hate, hate, hate that lvl its horrible not to mention the lighting is so wack in the last one:
http://www.shacknews.com/screenshots.x?gallery=10927&game_id=5211&id=127712#img127712
My biggest beef with the 3D transition has always been that the backgrounds are crap, at least in the latest it is way better but still allot of lemons in there.
Nam or Cap come buy the franchise...
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