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Publisher grabs license from Midway bankruptcy, confirms DS, PSP installments of Impact; Two Worlds 2 set for spring; publisher's sales double, turns a profit.
[UPDATE] Final Midway developer scooped up by WWE and UFC publisher; deal does not include TNA Impact! license; UK, French offices bought for €1 ($1.42)
While Midway's financial troubles have been well-documented, it seems like the company is on the verge of rescue, thanks to a $33 million buyout from Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment. While ...
Mortal Kombat maker cleared to emerge from bankruptcy thanks to $33 million acquisition offer.
Media giant offers to buy assets of bankrupt publisher, including Mortal Kombat and Wheelman; deal would not cover TNA license, San Diego and Newcastle studios.
Bankruptcy court approves incentive plan that sees key employees reap reduced bonuses, but company first needs to survive or sell for at least $30 million.
US bankruptcy court approves use of cash for continued operations; bondholders file formal objection over mystery buyer's dealings as New York market ceases trading shares of publisher.
Faced with $240 million debt deadline, the once-mighty Mortal Kombat maker files for Chapter 11 protection; Mortal Kombat vs. DC shipments near 2 million.
Midway confirms next installment in wrestling franchise set for release sometime next year.
SEC filing says Mortal Kombat publisher has 50 days to pay off $150 million in debt; default could trigger subsequent $90 million repayment; company's assets total only $167.5 million.
July-Sept. losses more than double on charges the Mortal Kombat maker took to cancel underperforming IPs; Redstone quits board.
EA kick off the virtual soccer season for 2009.
EA's fantasy MMOG part of busy week at retail that includes Rock Band 2, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Pure, Crysis Warhead, and more.
Heavyweights join Sega's crime syndicate actioner Yakuza 2, Atlus' sci-fi strategy game Zoids Assault, and Rare's papier-mache garden on the go, Pocket Paradise.
Rare's family-friendly Viva Pinata series returns this week down under.
Listing publisher sees spurt of red ink in April-June quarter thanks to increased development costs, more losses predicted.
TNA Wrestling studio's operations to be merged with publisher's San Diego development house; majority of employees offered transfers.
Midway's TNA Wrestling game will spend a few more months in development before stepping into the retail ring.
We enter the ring for another round with Midway's upcoming wrestling game.
Publisher's fourth-quarter and full-year financial results show growing losses on shrinking sales.
We step inside the six-sided ring in our first look at Midway's upcoming wrestling game.
At its 2007 Gamers' Day, the publisher holds up Stranglehold, Unreal Tournament III, and Blacksite: Area 51 as the fruits of its massive investment in new technology.
Midway's reentry into the wrestling game business isn't going to happen until next year, but the company does have a few things to say about it.
Development on title due in 2007 "geared up in a major way" last week; Samoa Joe and AJ Styles to be brought in for brainstorming.
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