midway_logo.jpgGamespot is reporting that media mogul Sumner Redstone has decided to sell off his 87% ownership, or 92.1 million shares, of Midway Amusement Games LLC. to private financier Mark Thomas. The sale, which was very much expected, sold for a very unexpected price - a mere $100,000. That's just $0.0012 a share. Well below the current market value of $.33 a share.
Why the Matterhorn-steep discount? As part of the deal, Thomas will assume $70 million of National Amusements' whopping $1.6 billion of debt. Redstone's company will also take an $800 million loss on the deal, allowing it to write off the sum in tax filings for both current and past years.

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What does this mean for the future of Mortal Kombat? We'll just have to wait and see.
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If this guy re-sells Midway, I would really be happy it was to Rockstar or Epic Games.
But there's a lot of other options...
...I'm afraid, someone please hold me...
So . . . It happens . . .

* Prays to any imaginable god that Arc System Works gets MK. Or at least Namco. As log as MK gets respect.*

BUY THIS ISHITAWARI!
Or at least Namco.
God no. MK would become a technical fighter, which it's not.
Oh geez, looks like the future is bleak
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