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Warner Bros. has hired screenwriter for big-screen reboot of its fighting game franchise; BioWare still weighing options to guarantee high-quality adaptation.
Larry Kasanoff asks bankruptcy court to affirm his company's rights to fighting franchise, claims copyright on dozens of series' most famous characters.
Bankruptcy-court objection predicts publisher will burn through 75 percent of cash reserves by early May; Variety reports company struggling to retain Mortal Kombat cocreator.
Chicago-based publisher's employee-incentive plan lists selling off flagship fighting IP as "milestone"; reps downplay option as "just one possible scenario."
Midway to announce the next installment in fatality-famous fighting series later today, game confirmed to be built using Unreal Engine 3.
Publisher cuts shortfall to $14.3 million on heels of Wii Mortal Kombat and Lord of the Rings Online launches; sci-fi shooter pushed to November 5, Vin Diesel vehicle now due ...
Forza races onto Australian shelves, Shadowrun a close second.
Holdover sales help publisher trim January-March losses to $19.8 million; Stranglehold "expected in August," BlackSite: Area 51 demo coming.
First US Wii game to use Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, DS connectivity coming to US; other Nintendo games dated.
Lower expenses, higher revenue help Mortal Kombat-maker boost Q4 net revenue by 38.8 percent; publisher still down $77.8 million for year.
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.
We caught up with Ed Boon to find out how Midway's classic fighter is shaping up for the Wii.
Midway's gory fighter hits 1 million shipped across both PS2, Xbox; Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks also hits milestone.
WarioWare: Smooth Moves, Excite Truck, and Star Fox Command all coming to the continent and UK at the start of 2007.
Scarface chops up the console charts, beating Double Agent and Mortal Kombat: Armageddon; The Sims 2 Pets takes a bite out of WOW.
Mortal Kombat publisher posts $22.2 million quarterly shortfall on 7 percent revenue slide--which is a $6.8 million improvement over last year.
Judge recuses himself from Bully case while Florida lawyer turns his attention to Mortal Kombat: Armageddon for "an unauthorized commercial exploitation" of his likeness.
Tiger Woods tees off, Scarface scores, Madden stays strong, Mortal Kombat strikes, and the DS double-dips.
It looks to be a dramatic week of games caught between life and death, heaven and earth, the past and the future.
Nintendo releases roster of games for upcoming console; 30 by year's end, 41 third-party by end of March 2007, more than a dozen confirmed for launch.
Bonus-laden PlayStation 2 package to come in four different packages, includes Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 port, more than an hour of bonus videos.
Nintendo's next-gen system to play host to final current-gen installment of violent fighter early next year.
Journalists from 37 North American publications meld minds to vote on best of E3 2006; Gears of War, Nintendo lead pack. Winners announced next week.
[UPDATE] The Los Angeles Convention Center continues to be adorned with banner ads as the show's opening day approaches. Check out our photo essay and video tour!
We get an exclusive early look at the E3 demo of Midway's latest installment in the Mortal Kombat series.
Next-gen Blitz: The League heads to 360, Wii, PSP; Nintendo's new console also finds inner child with Happy Feet, Ant Bully.
CEO of NBA Ballers, Mortal Kombat publisher chats about the merits of star power, his company's makeover, and intricacies of next-gen development.
Streak of quarterly losses doesn't faze CEO; company is beefing up with star power for battle in next-gen, expects great things in 2007.
Ed Boon and crew will rip the heart out of the current Mortal Kombat franchise with its next and last installment. We've got new info on the game right here.
The end (of current-gen Mortal Kombat games) is near; brutal brawler coming to PlayStation 2, Xbox this fall.
[UPDATE] Santa not so nice as October-December quarter nets out at an almost $37 million loss; next-gen TNA games in works, PC Unreal 2007 confirmed for winter release.
Armageddon comes for MK universe on Xbox, PS2; fighter roster includes more than 60 characters from series.
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