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Mortal Kombat Armageddon
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Introducing Mortal Kombat: Armageddon -- the latest chapter in the award-winning, best-selling video game fighting franchise. With the most complete Mortal Kombat roster ever, including every character from the Mortal Kombat fighting universe, ...
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Movie producer files suit against Midway
Posted on Thursday, 25 June 2009 by Speed, source: Gamepolitics
Movie producer Lawrence Kasanoff filed a complaint against Midway asking the court to preserve his intellectual property regarding the Mortal Kombat franchise (a couple of characters including Liu Kang, Sonya Blade and Scorpion). Next to that he also want to stop a proposed sale of Mortal Kombat to Warner Bros and keep the right to make further MK movies and TV series.
In 1993, Kasanoff visited Midway... with an idea to launch the Mortal Kombat concept in a totally new direction. Specifically, Kasanoff proposed to develop... a full feature-length motion picture, a television series, and other productions. Midway was initially skeptical, as Kasanoff's idea was revolutionary at the time...
The Mortal Kombat series, as it stands today, is far more a creation of Threshold and Kasanoff than of Midway. Midway's creative input was almost entirely limited to the videogames. On their own, the videogames provided only minimal back-story and mythology, and only flat, "stock" characters... Kasanoff and Threshold were responsible for virtually all of the creative input that went into turning the videogame concept into a multimedia enterprise.
So this guy truly believes he made Mortal Kombat what it is today because he made a movie about it? What a joker.The Mortal Kombat series, as it stands today, is far more a creation of Threshold and Kasanoff than of Midway. Midway's creative input was almost entirely limited to the videogames. On their own, the videogames provided only minimal back-story and mythology, and only flat, "stock" characters... Kasanoff and Threshold were responsible for virtually all of the creative input that went into turning the videogame concept into a multimedia enterprise.
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